Russell, here are a couple thoughts I had regarding your questions in your
post below.

1.  You ask, "Is there an archive where I can review previous answers?"
The answer is "yes."  Every post either in question form or in answer form
that you read on this UG mailing list has the answer at the bottom of the
page.  Here is what it says, "To find past messages, please go to our
searchable archives at:
http://www.mail-archive.com/legacyusergroup%40mail.millenniacorp.com/.

2.  In your post you ask for help in setting up a good filing system.
Legacy's experts have some outstanding tips to help you.  You can find one
of my favorites at http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/filing.asp.  This tip is
entitled "Organizing Your Paper Files."  This lesson is authored by Geoff
Rasmussen, author of the Legacy Family Tree Video Training Series, and by
Karen Clifford, President of Genealogy Research Associates, Inc.

3.  You also asked about which database software is the best.  Legacy has a
great comparison chart that shows the features of some of the software that
is available.  You can access this Chart comparison at
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/Compare.asp.

Happy hunting!

Your friends, Jim & Earlene McIntosh
 
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Anderson
Sent: Friday, April 21, 2006 7:57 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [LegacyUG] Filing Systems

I am sorry if this question has been asked many times before. Is there 
an archive where I can review previous answers?

I am trying to figure out a good filing system. I have read about filing 
by MRIN number, also a color system. I also read the user guide for 
ByGones. In the past I have just numbered my documents and made an index 
for each family that listed the documents and their number. But I want 
to get serious and setup a system that will be flexible and useful.

I can see where ancestors will have some impact on the best system. For 
instance with Patronymics it is good to use a geographical organization 
and I do have both Danish and Swedish ancestry. But this seems like such 
a common question that surely there must be some consensus on the most 
reasonable system.

I would also like to get some feedback on database software. Is it a 
good idea to use a system like ByGones? Does Legacy provide enough 
support to keeping track of my documents? Are there better products on 
the market? Maybe an add-on to Legacy?

I am a new user of Legacy and I am finally taking serious my Genealogy, 
but I don't want to start down a path that is going to complicate my life.

Thanks,
Russell
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