Kay,

I agree.  Great idea!

Karen

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Keating
Sent: Monday, March 27, 2006 12:03 PM
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Subject: [LegacyUG] How to visually identify special ancestors ...

I have an idea that I'd like to explore further with
the list if it hasn't already been covered. With the
goal of adding color, visual information and interest
to the printed pages of my book, I have been inserting
an tiny icon of a sailing ship in the "preferred photo"
position for my early ancestors who are the "Emigrant
Ancestor". These are individuals for whom I don't have
any other photographs. The little ship shows up on
almost all of the data screens and in most of the
printouts. It looks great.

To carry it a step further, I have begun to add a
military insignia (as worn on military caps) to
ancestors and co-laterals who served in the military. I
think these ancestors should get special recognition.

Now for the problem ...

 I have a cousin who served in the Marines and was
awarded three (3) Purple Hearts in Korea; I also have
his photo. I can't show his Purple Hearts and his photo
as Legacy is now programmed. What to do?

Wouldn't it be nice if in addition to "Title Pre." and
"Title Suf." there was a slot to enter an visual
"icon"? The "icon" could be used to identify ancestors
who in addition to being the Emigrant Ancestor or
military veteran was a clergy, doctor, elected
government official (Pres., Governor, Congressman),
etc. An occupation or award that is a bit out of the
ordinary.

I know the photo albums can be printed out and inserted
into our books, but this little icon helps to breakup a
page of b&w text, in addition to visually identifying
special ancestors.

Any thoughts?
Kay Keating 

 

 

 

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