Hadn't quite finished my first cup of coffee and absent-mindedly clicked the
link to the spam sent by Linda Hawkins (she's on Facebook). What motivates
these people and can they be successfully transferred out of the Legacy User
Group universe?
Randy
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Randy,
These spam emails are usually because an address book has been hijacked, and
not necessarily that of the person from whom the spam purports to come. So
“taking them out of the Legacy User Group universe” will not necessarily make
any difference.
Ron Ferguson
http://www.fergys.co.uk/
On 2011/05/21 23:20, K K Arora wrote:
After loading the pertinent Legacy data files ( Arora Family Legacy Database,
and Arora Family Legacy Multimedia ) from desktop onto my laptop, I seem to
have
run into a problem. In the laptop version, the program does not seem to be
able
to find
I just got hit by an email virus that sent spam out to my list. It was so
embarrassing. I have Norton and Spybot but it still caught me. If one came
from me, I'm so sorry.
Anitra“There is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing.” –
Sir Rannulph Fiennes
--- On Sun,
Anitra,
I cannot say that I have seen one from your address, but then I don't really
look at spam just delete it, and sometimes bounce it! No need to be
embarrassed, it can happen to anyone, now matter how secure one thinks one's
security is.
Ron Ferguson
http://www.fergys.co.uk/
From: Anitra
On 2011/05/22 16:19, Anitra Whittle wrote:
I just got hit by an email virus that sent spam out to my list. It was so
embarrassing. I have Norton and Spybot but it still caught me. If one came
from me, I'm so sorry.
But Norton and SpyBot won't protect a Yahoo! account. Because when you send
I highly recommend gmail to solve these hijacking problems. I got hijacked
but gmail bounced all of mine. But first it locked my account and I could
not even sign in to my own account. Then I had to go through a series of
steps to reset my password.
Some times the messages will not go to your
I'm on a roll to clean up my sources! I have a question about entering data for
census.
I've seen in a few examples that the data from the census line is typed into
the census event field (e.g. BROWN, David, w, m, 33, etc.)
Why is it typed here and why wouldn't this be typed into the detail
Why not do both?
On Sun, May 22, 2011 at 1:26 PM, julia l aga...@hotmail.com wrote:
I'm on a roll to clean up my sources! I have a question about entering
data for census.
I've seen in a few examples that the data from the census line is typed
into the census event field (e.g. BROWN,
Well, I guess I see the notes field in an event more as a narrative
description. BROWN, David, w, m, 33, etc. in the event sounds a little cryptic
to me if I were having it print in any reports. - I guess I've answered my own
questions LOL
Date: Sun, 22 May 2011 13:54:50 -0400
Subject: Re:
Julia:
As with many things in Legacy, it's your choice whether to put data in Events,
Source Detail, or both. I do transcribe the whole family's census listing into
the source citation because I want it to appear in the Source Notes. With the
report format that I use most, Event information
I do it in the Event because I want to see it faster. I use Legacy as
a database more than something that will later print out reports.
When the source detail notes have the information, I have to do so
many more clicks to see the information.
Lisa Gorrell
California
On Sun, May 22, 2011 at
I type in the info in whichever way it takes for the output to conform to
“Evidence Explained.”
michele
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H, I don’t think I answered that question completely when I said I
format my sources to conform the the “Evidence Explained” standards (or
Chicago Manual of Style or whatever format you prefer). I put the bulk of
the info found in a census records in the event notes. Here is one I did
Michele, wow, that's a lot of typing LOL. Too bad, we can't just attach
our sources. I print out the census indexes from Ancestry and fill out a
census sheet, and keep the index in my binder, and the actual census sheet
in a file box. I use the color code from LDS in both Legacy and in all my
Thanks Michelle. Yes I copy/print everything. And I try to keep a checklist
(have a form) on where I checked. It's really helpful. I use it all the
time.
They are free, on www.jellyjar.com
Lori
Lori's Scrapbook Expressions Blog
http://lorisscrapbookexpressions.blogspot.com
www.jellyjar.com seams to not be a good url
Tim
On 5/22/2011 2:25 PM, Lori Hilty wrote:
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Archived messages from old
I googled it. Try www.jelleyjar.com
-Original Message-
From: Tim Rosenlof [mailto:spa...@xmission.com]
Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2011 3:35 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Entering census data/sources
www.jellyjar.com seams to not be a good url
Tim
On
Lori,
jelleyjar.com
You left out the 'e' in jelleyjar
Thanks for the tip ! Have a good day
Tim
On 5/22/2011 2:34 PM, Tim Rosenlof wrote:
www.jellyjar.com seams to not be a good url
Tim
On 5/22/2011 2:25 PM, Lori Hilty wrote:
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Please be considerate of Legacy Users who are on dial-up or have
metered internet service and do *not* include pictures in your emails.
No attachments either.
Legacy User Group Guidelines can be found at
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical
Hello, Lori. Color code from LDS? Would that be the Mary V. Hill color
code, or perhaps something I'm not familiar with? I suspect others
would like to know, too. Thanks! Dee in Maryland
Legacy User Group guidelines:
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Archived messages after Nov. 21
As per the Legacy User Group guidelines, the list is to focus on
Legacy and the Legacy Add-On programs we sell.
You can also discuss the wonderful Webinars that Geoff presents.
No general research questions, please. The list is just too busy for
that. However if you have a question about how to
Color code as in all of your paternal grandfather's line is blue, paternal
grandmother's line is green, maternal grandfather's line is red, and
maternal grandmother's line is yellow. It is a filing system that the
Family History Library recommends and you can color code your Legacy file
this way
Yes, I believe it is Mary V. Hill's convention.
On Sun, May 22, 2011 at 3:31 PM, cranberryf...@cobridge.tv wrote:
Color code as in all of your paternal grandfather's line is blue, paternal
grandmother's line is green, maternal grandfather's line is red, and
maternal grandmother's line is
And *that's a lot of paper. Guess it's a case of pick your poison.
Kirsten
-Original Message-
From: Lori Hilty [mailto:lori.hi...@verizon.net]
Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2011 11:44 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] Re: [LegacyUG] Entering census data/sources
LOL, Kristen, I agree, but then you never know when you run across a library
that won't let you have a PC. So paper comes in handy, more to carry though
LOL.
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http://lorisscrapbookexpressions.blogspot.com
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From: Kirsten
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