Ok then, create a new dummy file and do the same thing to the test file and
see if the same thing happens.
Also export a gedcom of the data of your family file then import into
another new file and see if the problem has corrected itself.
Also, have you tried File Maintenance Check Repair yet?
Tracy,
Most of my file names use underscores and this is not a problem which I have
met with Passage Express. I will keep your observation in mind though.
Ron Ferguson
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Nancy,
Mine seems to be fine using V7, Source Writer on.
Which version of Legacy? If using V7 do you have Source Writer switched on? Was
the data created using Source Writer or is it an old style V6 Source? By
transparent do you mean empty - ie the data is not there?
Ron Ferguson
To me it is well worth it. No more looking at miles and miles of census
microfilm. I still have to look at microfilm but no where near as much :)
Also, there are tons of great databases that will give you the info you need to
obtain the original documents.
An added note, in case y'all
It is expensive but I use it almost daily. You may hear from some others that
it's hard to cancel after 14 days, but if you jot down the 800 number that's on
the screen when you join there is no problem canceling. I did this about 6
times before I finally joined about 4 years ago.
Ruth A.
I too subscribe to Ancestry.com and find it quite useful -- although I don't
use it every day.
A possible alternative is to check with your local library to see if they
subscribe to Ancestry Library Edition. It
provides library patrons access to a wide range of resources
The ability to view and copy actual census images makes the Ancestry
subscription worth it. Just consider the cost of traveling to libraries in
othere cities to vew and copy these records or the time involved in writing
for copies.
Tom Herson
Ithaca, NY
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From:
Michelle - Can you point me to the instructions on how to set up a second
monitor. Sounds like a real time saver.
Bob
William Kahler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I too subscribe to Ancestry.com and find it quite useful -- although I don't
use it every day.
A possible alternative is to
Michael,
I don¹t think you can do serious research without Ancestry anymore. If it
saves you one research trip, it will have saved you the cost of the
subscription. I understand that it is a large lump sum. I wonder if they
ever allow monthly subscriptions?
Janis
On 8/27/08 8:01 AM, Michael
Since these are Government records, shouldn't we have the right to
search them straight from the Census, SS, and other areas rather than
pay a third party for the access? Just wondering if anyone knows how
this all came about.
Joseph
Thomas Herson wrote:
The ability to view and copy
Joseph:
In a message dated 8/27/2008 9:03:48 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Since these are Government records, shouldn't we have the right to
search them straight from the Census, SS, and other areas rather than
pay a third party for the access? Yes you have the
Believe it or not, it is very simple (as long as you have a place to plug
the monitor in in the back of the computer). I am doing this with my laptop
and there is a printer plug in the back.
All you do it plug in the printer and then turn it on. The computer will
auto detect it. Then you
And if your local library upgrades its software and in so doing renders
home-users unable to use HeritageQuest and seems in no hurry to fix the
problem as is currently the case where I am it's nice to have Ancestry.
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 9:22 AM, Jane Fabiano-Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I
You can look at them for free at any library that has microfilm. The one
that kills me is the social security applications. I don't think we should
have to pay for those. They should be digitalized and on the internet for
free access. It costs something like $27 for one! I remember when
I have accessed census records from Heritage Quest thru my local library.
It's free. I think Ancestry.com has better search engine to search the
census. It's not as good on some of the censuses in Heritage Quest.
Jane
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (please note my new email)
Visit my websites:
Hey Michele, you wouldn't have lived on Frederick Street in Hagerstown,
Maryland about 25 years ago? I knew a Lewis family who lived there and
they had a daughter named Michele.
If, that's fine... if so, small world. grin
Joseph
Michele Lewis wrote:
You can look at them for free at
Joseph,
Yes you can access these rrecords but they do not have them on line nor are
they indexed for searching. Ancestry did us all a great favor in providing
this information in such an easy format to search. I don't use it daily
anymore but when I first subcribed 4-5 years ago I did.
Bill
On
Joseph,
You can. All you have to do is go to one of the National Archives Regional
Offices- but the NA has a LOT less online than Ancestry.
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Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2008 7:56:42 AM
Subject:
OFF TOPIC - Do NOT reply to the list - please reply directly to the poster.
Thanks for using Legacy.
Sherry
Customer Support
Millennia Corporation
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We are changing the world of genealogy!
When replying to this message, please include all
Randolph
My local library doesn't have Heritage Quest BUT the STATE library has it
available from my home.
Perhaps your state library or another local library has it available. There
is a listing of libraries that
Carry it . Put out by Eastman . I think, not positive.
Toni in Michigan
Totally off-topic!! If anyone has any input on this question, Please email
Michael directly.
DO NOT REPLY TO THE LIST
Thanks for using Legacy.
Sherry
Customer Support
Millennia Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
We are changing the world of genealogy!
When replying
Joseph,
You and others who think the government should provide all this information
to you for free aren't really thinking clealy. Even the Democrats in Denver
who believe the government should do everything for Americans from cradle to
grave haven't promised free up-to-date vital records on
You can search the free government census records on a microfilm reader at
the library ... you will have to do line by line searches of the hand
written census reports ... some are well written, some (most) are NOT.
What you are paying Ancestry for is the INDEXING they did of the census
Reports.
I have DRIVEN through Maryland a few times but that is it :)
michele
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From: Joseph [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2008 10:00 AM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Ancestry.com
Hey Michele, you wouldn't have lived on
Sorry, Sherry, I replied before I saw your e-mail.
Ruth
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From: Sherry/Support [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2008 9:31 AM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Ancestry.com
OFF TOPIC - Do NOT reply to the list - please
Thanks for the information, Nancy, but I'm afraid I still cannot picture it. By
all means send an email with attachment to ronfergy.aul at tiscali.co.uk -
obviously without spaces and using the standard format. Please also in the
object box start with Ron as otherwise I am highly likely to
Sherry:
Please explain something. If the setting up of a second monitor is off
topic even though Legacy apparently posted a tip on how to do it (before I
joined), then why is this thread on the pros and cons of Ancestry.com not off
topic? Shouldn't it be found on an Ancestry User
This used to happen to me, on my CPU. I never discovered the reason, but found
that a reboot of the computer seemed to fix it. Not a GOOD answer, but at least
a 'work-around'.
Rich in LA CA
--- On Tue, 8/26/08, Roxanne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Roxanne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sherry:
Please explain something. If the setting up of a second monitor is
off topic even though Legacy apparently posted a tip on how to do it
(before I joined), then why is this thread on the pros and cons of
Ancestry.com not off topic? Shouldn't it be found
Thank you very much for the offer. Your plans match to what I have found the
students in my group are looking for.
I have been running the group since L5, and each session starts with a
question/problems from the group. Quite a few of them I never got out of the
first part. I have a few lesson
Howland,
Did you not see my post that Ancestry was off topic? I sent a message to
that effect as soon as I saw the original post.
Please don't forget to use plain text for posting your messages to the
list
Anything not specifically related to Legacy or the add-on programs is
considered
I don't have an Ancestry subscription, but I use Ancestry's search engine in
tandem with Heritage Quest. I plug in my search criteria, along with what I
think the location might be. If I am correct, it is confirmed on the search
results. I just can't view on Ancestry. I then go to the browse
Wow I've been thoroughly admonished but did you have to
liken me to the democrats? ducking GRIN
Joseph,
You and others who think the government should provide all this
information to you for free aren't really thinking clealy. Even the
Democrats in Denver who believe the
Re: [LegacyUG] Ancestry.comThey do monthly about 29.95 for the World membership
you can not realize it is not expensive as getting a hotel, gas , food , drive
time , I do most of my research from Ancestry.com as I do not live near a
National Archives.
Tim
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I have one couple in my family tree who seperated in 1991 and divorced in 1994,
but how do I record that in Legacy? As a bonus I would like it to print out
nicely in reports This marriage ended in seperation in 1991 followed by
divorce in 1994 but that would be a nice extra. Right now, I can
I did that and it reads Mary married someone. Then I made Status unmarried and
it says Mary married someone. Marriage Status: Unmarried. Oh I just fixed it -
On the Wording Options I put Never married and now it is okay. One more problem
solved!
Ruth
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