Yes I should have said uninstalledand not deleted.
It was definitely a problem with Firefox as I uploaded the gedcom fine using IE
William
2009/8/7 Kirsten Bowman vik...@rvi.net:
William:
I've had all sorts of problems with Firefox and Ancestry in the past. I
believe Ancestry says the
William Sinclair wrote
Problem solved I would appear to have been firefox that was the
problem, I suspected you wanted me to try another browser, so I tried
IE and it appears to have uploaded fine.
Yes, I would definitely have suggested you try IE because one of the
messages in the archive
Is there any way to print out a list of Master Source Names (with or without
the full source citation)? I need to clean up/standardize how I have named my
sources and having a piece of paper to look at would be nice, rather than
having to do it all onscreen, but I'm stumped.
I have the
Connie,
I think I've found a way to print the list you want.
I tried to print out the Master Source List by first going to
Reports/Source Citation Listing and did not get exactly what I wanted.
But the following worked for me.
Go to View/Master Lists/Source. Once there, click on Options (on
Try this:
- View, Master Lists, Source
- Options, Print
- On the Include Tab
. Sources to print: All
. What to print: Master Sources counts OR Only the Master Sources
- On the Options Tab
. List-style format
For some reason the Printed-style format List-style format give
different
Glad it works for you. I wouldn't have thought a style format would
give different information either. I tried the List-style report
first, then I was looking for a shorter report. Well, I got a shorter
report alright, but with different information!
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 10:40 AM, Connie
But it gives more than just the Source Names. I was able to capture the
scrolling list with Snagit.
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 2:43 PM, Bruce Jones juicebo...@gmail.com wrote:
Glad it works for you. I wouldn't have thought a style format would
give different information either. I tried the
From: Ctc Ctc
To: To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: 8/7/2009 11:54:38 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time
Subj: Fwd: [LegacyUG] Trouble loading Geo Location Database
From: ctc...@aol.com
Reply-to:
OptionsCustomiseOtherDatabase Maintenance and connect, you should not need
to download it again.
Ron Ferguson
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View the Grimshaw Family Tree at:
Are you saying you installed GEO (or part of it at least), but now
that Legacy 7.0.0.100 is out, you have either lost it or deleted it?
Do you have your download for GEO? I believe you can re-install. That
would be faster than re-downloading GEO again.
Let us know.
Robert
At 2009-08-07
Now I have my Master Source List, but I noticed that the portion of the
citations that are italicized are printing with the italics coding in the List
style format.
More importantly, when I create a gedcom, and open it in another program, my
sources all have the italics coding hard wired,
To the best of my knowledge it has never been updated.
Ron Ferguson
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View the Grimshaw Family Tree at:
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For The
1familytree wrote:
Geo Data can be updated MONTHLY from
some snipped url
Please don't SPAM the list :-(
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Regards,
Mike Fry
Johannesburg.
Legacy User Group guidelines:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
Archived messages:
Mike,
Just in case others are in doubt. That URL has nothing to do with Legacy.
Ron Ferguson
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ronald ferguson wrote:
Just in case others are in doubt. That URL has nothing to do with Legacy.
I know! That's why I deigned not to repeat it.
--
Regards,
Mike Fry
Johannesburg.
Legacy User Group guidelines:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
Archived messages:
You may encounter future problems uploading with any browsers. There have
been security updates to both Firefox and IE and other browsers. You may
want update your Firefox to at least the 3.0.13 version. Now IE 8.0 has
many problems with rendering grouped objects and other graphics; hence, I
Is this the database that is used? If so, then how to use it to update and
are the updates worth the time and effort?
-Original Message-
From: k...@legacyfamilytree.com [mailto:k...@legacyfamilytree.com] On Behalf
Of 1familytree
Sent: Friday, August 07, 2009 5:27 PM
To:
See Mike's and my previous posts No, No, No and No.
Ron Ferguson
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For The
Valerie,
As someone who tests web pages in Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Bing, Safari, IE6,
IE7, and IE8 I would be grateful if you could identify the source for these
revelations, which are totally new to me.
I agree that there are some problems with IE8 but not the ones which you
identify. I
Mike,
I was simply listing a url where you can acquire FREE an update for the
Geo -Code database.
In response to Ron's comment that the geo-code database has never been
updated.
I have been using (the updates) for several years, and I have NO affiliation
with the company or the product.
Ron,
There are over 10,000 postings on the web if you just Google them; pick
any one. This has been going on since February of this year. I know, I've
been paid well for my support time. Microsoft's own Publisher Software,
that many users utilize to create simple websites, is one of the main
I received an email today from FeedBitz alleging they are handling Legacy
news distribution.
They are known spammers and the moment you reply, unsubscribe, complain or
'confirm' your email address they have you for life.
I sent a message to Legacy about it and am sending this to all on the group
Valerie,
After reading your posting I did Google, and did not find one reference to IE8
damaging Web pages. Having now read your latest it would seem that the problem
is not with IE8 but with either Office or the interface between Office and IE8.
It is quite possible that MS did not upgrade
Whoa! That's a pretty strong accusation of a mail service upon which
some respected bloggers including our own DearMYRTLE's Genealogy Blog
reside. Would you please post the source of this information and some
confirming Surety quotes. I've been with 'Ol'Myrt for a while and
haven't had an
Phil,
I don't know who handles the legacy News etc, I think I did see it somewhere
but didn't take too much notice.
Are you sure it was Feed *BITZ* who contacted you, as Feed *BLITZ* is a well
recognised company. I know nothing of the former, but from Who is, which
gives the name of sites'
Hugh,
See my post re the spelling!!
Ron Ferguson
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For The Fergusons of N.W.
Ron,
Perhaps, but isn't Feed Bitz two words? Thanks - and also for all
your other good postings.
Hugh
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On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 8:57 PM, ronald fergusonronfe...@msn.com wrote:
Hugh,
See my post re the spelling!!
Ron Ferguson
To All,
I apologise profusely to FeedBitz for claiming the message was from them. I
made a typo and left out the L from FeedBlitz (Why did the company spell
it's name so close to the original I wonder??)
The text of the message I received is below. As you can see there are
numerous attempts in
I Apologise profusely to FEEDBITZ for my error I should have written
FEEDBLIZ
The text of the email is below. There are numerous attempts to harvest your
email address and in my haste to warn Legacy users about the spam I failed
to read my post correctly. (Why the closeness to the spelling of
No problem and I am sure you had the best intentions. I was
re-reading it trying to see if we got the same email, and I almost
decided we didn't. This email strikes me a little bit different
though. The way I am taking it is they are announcing Legacy News,
and if we want to continue to get
FeedBlitz (www.feedblitz.com) does manage our LegacyNews mailing list. We've
developed a great relationship with them over the past couple of years and
have a great respect for their company. Others, such as Dick Eastman's
eogn.com and DearMyrtle also use FeedBlitz.
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
I think I'll go back to bed and wake up again, This is not a dream but a
nightmare!!
Act in haste - repent in leisure!
I sit here red-faced and embarrassed. In my defence I can only state I was
trying to be helpful, but it seems I've assailed the character and
reputation of two companies.
I
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