This may be a dumb question but...
I am FINALLY getting a laptop! I am excited about being able to do research in
the field with my entire file available.
Here is my question... Is there an easier way to keep my laptop Legacy file
and my desktop Legacy file current to each other than
Michele,
See these two articles:
http://legacynews.typepad.com/legacy_news/2006/04/using_legacy_on.html
http://legacynews.typepad.com/legacy_news/2006/11/moving_legacy_p.html
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
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At least two options.
A home network - then before going in the field copy your data files onto
your laptop then copy back on your home PC on return. A home networkis
fairly cheap and simple to setup and would have other advantages - internet
connection and printer sharing. There are two many
I think this can be done but haven't been able to do itI'd like
to make a list of all the married couple on my data base that have been
married for 50 years or more - I'd really appreciate knowing how to do this,
if possible.
Thanks, Carol
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I'm sorry Carol but I really cannot see how this can be done from within
Legacy as it involves conditional and mathematical functions for which
Legacy has no facilities. It might be possible using Excel or Open Office
but even then I suspect that the construction of a suitable formula would be
I am wondering what others do with census info for a family. I always enter
all the censuses on each individual's information page as an event, so as to
be able to see chronologically where they are. But, when it comes to the
census for a family (or just a couple) I never can quite make up my
I am having a senior moment - (and I am only 14!!! - no, not true) anyway -
I have a lengthy story I would like included with an individual but I don't
want to put it in their notes as it is too long, and not everyone would want
to read it all. What is the best way to have it written out
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