...@melbpc.org.au wrote:
From: Peter Haughton p...@melbpc.org.au
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Let this be a lesson to you
To: Legacy User Group LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Date: Friday, September 4, 2009, 9:30 PM
Virginia Dunham wrote:
Having done that myself...I now open up
duplicate or older
Or to put it another way, learn by my mistake!
I have been busy converting all my Basic System sources to SourceWriter
(big job!) and am currently working on the 1871 Censuses, at the same
time taking the opportunity to change the way I record the Census
information.
Having recently made
Having done that myself...I now open up duplicate or older editions of a
family screen in the split screen. This way I know that one is old and one
is new.
Virginia.
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Archived messages:
...@legacyfamilytree.com] On Behalf
Of Jenny M Benson
Sent: 04 September 2009 10:29
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyFamilyTree.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Let this be a lesson to you
Or to put it another way, learn by my mistake!
I have been busy converting all my Basic System sources to SourceWriter
(big job
Jack Earnshaw wrote:
Jenny
You can locate the people you updated by using the search function,
searching for added date and/or modified date - setting the search to
something like after the day before you did the changes in the wrong
file.
Thanks Jack, but I have no problem in knowing how
Virginia Dunham wrote:
Having done that myself...I now open up duplicate or older editions of
a
family screen in the split screen. This way I know that one is old and
one
is new.
That's a good idea and one which I might adopt in future, although I have
tended to avoid split screen where
Jenny M Benson wrote:
Virginia Dunham wrote:
Having done that myself...I now open up duplicate or older editions of
a
family screen in the split screen. This way I know that one is old and
one
is new.
That's a good idea and one which I might adopt in future, although I have
tended to avoid
Jenny,
There is a setting that will have Legacy always start up using the same
file.
Go to Options Customize General
In the starting family file select option 3, use the down arrow beside
the box to find and select the file you want Legacy to start with.
Then when you start a new session
Virginia Dunham wrote:
Having done that myself...I now open up duplicate or older editions
of
a
family screen in the split screen. This way I know that one is old and
one
is new.
That's a good idea and one which I might adopt in future, although I have
tended to avoid split screen where
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