So my mother's first husband (my father was her second) really was my
step-father? I've been needing a term for this important
person/relationship in my life.
On Mon, May 31, 2010 at 9:08 PM, KenMcGinnis
kenmcgin...@legacyusers.com wrote:
We have released a new build. Here is a list of changes:
On 2010/06/01 11:32, Randy Clark wrote:
So my mother's first husband (my father was her second) really was my
step-father? I've been needing a term for this important
person/relationship in my life.
That could be confusing. Your mother's first husband has no relationship
whatsoever to you,
Wes,
I don't have a duplex printer, so can't test, but have you looked at:
Family Group Sheet Report Options Page Setup Duplex and worked with those
choices which are:
Single sided
Double sided (vertical)
Double sided (horizontal)
Don't set
The same options are available on the Descendant
On 6/1/2010 9:54 AM, Connie Sheets wrote:
Wes,
I don't have a duplex printer, so can't test, but have you looked at:
Family Group Sheet Report Options Page Setup Duplex and worked with
those choices which are:
Single sided
Double sided (vertical)
Double sided (horizontal)
Don't set
On 6/1/2010 10:05 AM, Wes wrote:
On 6/1/2010 9:54 AM, Connie Sheets wrote:
Wes,
I don't have a duplex printer, so can't test, but have you looked at:
Family Group Sheet Report Options Page Setup Duplex and worked with
those choices which are:
Single sided
Double sided (vertical)
I think I got the html thing fixed.
I wouldn't cite information from a book without attempting to properly cite
the source. I have trouble not citing a picture the same way.
Lana
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From: Connie Sheets clshee...@yahoo.com
Sent: Monday, May 31,
Lana wrote rlcb...@gotsky.com wrote:
I wouldn't cite information from a book without attempting
to properly cite
the source. I have trouble not citing a picture the
same way.
Lana
Exactly. You get information from a book. The book is your source, and you
cite the book. You attach
I would highly recommend that you do include any photo information you
have with your photos. I have dozens of unknowns passed down from
generations gone. And, consequently, the information is ... you know ...
Gone. But beyond the Description and Date fields, Legacy does not offer
options for
When a book is the source, you enter it as a source, with all the attendant
information about the source - author, publisher, date, repository, etc.
You are saying pictures should be entered as sources so that all the same
important information about the picture can be entered. The information
On Tue, 1 Jun 2010 10:27:13 -0700 (PDT), Connie Sheets
clshee...@yahoo.com wrote:
You get information from a photograph. The photograph is your source, and you
cite the photograph. You attach the citation that describes the photograph to
a piece of information you derive from the photograph,
Hello,
Artifacts template is your choice under Legacy. It must be following
Elizabeth Shown Mills in her Evidence Explained (EE - 2007 version, page
150-151 example 3.37) and probably many other use it for photos.
Debbie Freeman
CE wrote:
For those using SourceWriter, is there a template for
I keep hoping that Legacy will get up to IPTC standard. IPTC being a
standard for permanently embedding photo information in photos which can
be both written and read with a variety of software.
As it is, the IPTC Caption field maps to Legacy's Description field in
the photo galleries. Legacy
Reminds me of the old Three Stooges movie line when they were talking about
horses:
You mean her fadder was a mudder?
Brian in CA
-Original Message-
From: Mike Fry [mailto:mike...@iafrica.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 2:54 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re:
I am Vice-president of Skagit Valley Genealogical Society. Several of our
members have expressed an interest in a user group.
I noted that Arnold Stewart of Mount Vernon, WA is on your list. Arnold
passed away several months ago. Could you replace his name with my name and
e-mail?
Thanks.
On 6/1/2010 6:46 PM, Mary Young wrote:
Where do I find the strange special character required (white
question-mark on a black diamond)?
Mary Young
When you open the search and replace window there is a vertical bar on
the left side. I believe it is called the character ribbon.
See the help
On Tue, 1 Jun 2010 23:46:41 +0100, Mary Young m...@cmy.org.uk wrote:
Where do I find the strange special character required (white
question-mark on a black diamond)?
I think you are viewing that web page using an incorrect character
encoding. Try ISO-8859-1 or Windows-1252. The characters should
Yes Ron, I have removed the someone from the problem individual marriage, and
yes I've looked at your screen shot - mine already looked like that except I
have retained someone in the second option (where spouse is unknown). As for
the suggestions and cautions to my knowledge I did not enter
Legacy file was backed up on Windows XP and then restored to a Windows 7
computer. The data files work correctly. The multimedia backup was restored
to the root c:\ on the Windows 7 computer but it placed the un-zipped files
into C:\Users instead of C:\Documents and Settings. Legacy displays
CE Wood wrote, For those using SourceWriter, is there a template for
picture?
The answer to that is yes. The initial source is photographs,
portraits and sketches; then one is asked where it is held. In my case, the
pictures are privately held (taken by my sister and given to me).
Original Message
From: Barbara Johnson
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Cc: Barbara Johnson
Sent: 01 June 2010 23:49
Subject: [LegacyUG] User group interest
I am Vice-president of Skagit Valley Genealogical Society. Several of
our members have expressed an interest in a user group.
Thanks, Dennis
It seems that the Legacy webpage is not compatible with my Firefox
Browser, so it's displaying a white question-mark on a black diamond.
Using Internet Explorer, I can see the left- and right-chevrons.
Thanks for supplying the (Alt+0171) and (Alt+0187) alternatives.
Regards
Mary
Gee, are two of working nights, Mary?!!!
Can't think why Firefox is giving you a funny result, on mine it gives the
double chevron just fine.
Computing -huh!
Ron Ferguson
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*New* Tutorial: Add Location Pins to Google Earth
Oh, I agree! The exact example you gave is what I am trying to figure out
now. Pictures of headstones with birth and death dates, etc... I have
decided to scan and source (as best I can) similar to a scan of a birth
certificate and then add the picture into the individual's picture gallery.
That's because there is no C:\Documents and Settings folder on the Win7 OS as
well as Vista. For security reasons, uniform programming interfaces, and to
make a whole bunch of software vendors happy, everything you do is maintained
within your own User Profile while you are logged onto a
Legacy already provides fields for birth, death, burial, marriage, etc.
Have you considered attaching your photos as source detail under the
Multimedia tab, i.e. as proof of the events? instead of making photos
into their own events...
Making a photo of your father in the Navy could support an
You have to subscribe yourself, which you obviously did since your post went to
the list.
I don’t know how you could have seen that Arnold’s name was on the list unless
you were looking at the archives? The list of subscribers is not public
information.
It’s quite possible that his name
For your first example, you can attach the photograph to the source citation if
you like (Source Detail, Multimedia Tab). I'm not quite sure what double work
is involved, regardless of whether you attach it to the person or to the source.
For the second situation, you can always submit an
For your first example, you can attach the photograph to the source
citation if you like (Source Detail, Multimedia Tab). I'm not quite sure
what double work is involved, regardless of whether you attach it to the
person or to the source.
What I was referring to was that if I attach the
Why do you think you need all your pictures in the individual picture
galleries?
-
JL
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
http://www.jgen.ws/jlog
On 6/1/2010 10:10 PM, Bain Family wrote:
For your first example, you can attach the photograph to the source
citation if you
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