Related item: I spoke with Geoff Rasmussen today at NGS in Salt Lake City,
and asked him if there was a way for me, as a user, to create my own
Sourcewriter templates. He said no, but it is something they are working on.
On 5/1/10 8:34 PM, "James Sweet" wrote:
> Thanks to all that responded.
>
For quite a few months, it remained on their web sites as one of the features
of the “new” version 7. But as we all learned it wasn’t initially included and
had promises of RSN (real soon now). As the months passed, it’s very mention
was obliterated from the Millennia web site. Apparently the id
I saw a mention of "Ltools" in one of the recent posts. Can someone give me
some details on this?
Bobby Johnson
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Thanks to all that responded.
I thought I had lucked out when I found that "tool" in the help menu...
Goes to show you that what appears too good to be true probably is.
I agree, they should take it out of the help menu if it does not exist.
Regards.
Jim
On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 6:34 PM, GeoSci
It never existed as far as I recall!
Keith
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Email: mckainances...@gmail.com
On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 8:46 PM, Arnold Sprague
wrote:
> Jim,
>
> For a short while there was a conversion tool built into Legacy. It was
> wonderful. It made
Jim,
For a short while there was a conversion tool built into Legacy. It was
wonderful. It made my life very, very nice. Unfortunately, it was soon
removed in an update; far, far before I could **easily** convert all my
sources. One must strike while the iron is hot
The reason we were given a
Rick,
You would probably be greatly benefited by going to our website at
www.LegacyFamilyTree.com, clicking on the Videos link and viewing the “Legacy
for Beginners” video.
Geoff Rasmussen does a great job of teaching new users (as well as advanced)
how to use Legacy!
Just a reminder - please
It's called 'Do It Your Self!!
Margaret
-Original Message-
From: Jenny M Benson [mailto:ge...@cedarbank.me.uk]
Sent: Saturday, 01 May, 2010 7:06 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Source Template Conversion Tool
James Sweet wrote
>What am I missing?
You're no
Jim
You aren’t missing anything. The conversion tool hasn’t been released yet.
Jack
From: James Sweet [mailto:jimls38...@gmail.com]
Sent: 01 May 2010 23:35
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Source Template Conversion Tool
I want to convert my existing master source
Jim,
To my knowledge, the Source Writer Conversion Tool, has never been released. I
will agree with Ron Ferguson that it should be removed from the help files to
eliminate confusion, however, I will even go a step further and say (In my
opinion) there are just too many variables for a Source Wr
James Sweet wrote
>What am I missing?
You're not missing anything - or rather, you're missing what we all are!
The promised SourceWriter Conversion Tool apparently turned out to be
rather more difficult to produce than was anticipated so it hasn't
actually materialised yet.
There are 2 "do-it-you
Jim,
You are missing the Source Writer Conversion Tool, probably because it has
never been written, certainly it has never been released. In my view it really
should be removed from the Help Files.
Ron Ferguson
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*New* Tutorial: Add Location
I want to convert my existing master source citations to the SourceWriter
templates.
In the Help menu, The Source Template Conversion Tool screen says ..."The
Source Template Conversion Tool is reached from the Master Source List by
clicking the *Options* button and then choosing *Source Template
Rick,
Others seem to think that you are asking how to add new generations,
however, I am unsure. If you are asking about the numbering system for the
RINs, then you are correct. Each person is given a new RIN when entered into
the file, the numbering is sequential. Whilst is is possible to renumbe
Rick Waldau wrote
>In the list of children under a husband and wife, how can I add a
>spouse to one of the children and list the children of next generation
>(grandchildren.) Do I have to start a new family file? If I add a new
>family file all the RINs and MINs begin with new numbers, which thro
Rick:
Absolutely not; don't start a new file. Just go to Family View, click on the
child's name to bring him/her into the center set of boxes, and add the spouse
and children.
Kirsten
-Original Message-
From: Rick Waldau [mailto:rwal...@socal.rr.com]
Sent: Saturday, May 01, 2010
I need help, I have what I think is a simple question; however I cannot find
the answer. I am puzzled, so I think I am missing something obvious.
In the list of children under a husband and wife, how can I add a spouse to
one of the children and list the children of next generation
(grandchildr
I use township only for individuals who lived in rural areas, and then I use it
in place of the town/city. So I would enter:
Colfax Twp., Harrison Co., Missouri
As Kirsten mentioned, since I use the right to left sort on my locations list,
this allows my place list to read, for example:
Misso
Jerry,
I enter a Township in place of the city/town place name -- I don't include both
-- signifying that the Township is outside the city or town boundaries.
Bill
Hillsburgh, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada
-Original Message-
From: Jerry [mailto:bearjerca...@comcast.net]
Sent: Saturd
Noddie wrote
>
>Thanks heaps for the info regarding missing pictures, but I still am
>unsure why I needed to find them in the first place. All was working
>until I upgraded. I have sorted out the problem thanks to all for your
>help.
Just as a matter of interest, where were they before you upgra
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