On 16/10/2011 02:06, James Cook wrote:
For #2, the best I can come up with is to go to the Assigned Sources
screen for each individual. From there, you can select the source in
the list on the top half, and then in the Output tab on the bottom
half, you can copy the entire citation.
And if
On 10/16/2011 12:29 AM, Deborah Trounstine wrote:
Abhorrent propaganda. Shame on you.
And shame on you for re-posting the entire thing without trimming!
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I'm struggling with the picture center. Let me try to explain. I have
Census jpg files where the don't belong. Loads of them. I don't know how
they got there, but they are always in 2s. They are attached to a census
event, but not the right one. The correct picture is attached to the
source, but
On Sun, 16 Oct 2011 14:05:49 -0400, Kirstin catlady1...@yahoo.com
wrote:
Then I tried to go back into the Picture Center and it crashes. Every time.
I've already tried check/repair and rebooting my computer. I am using
Windows 7 and Legacy 7.5.0.112.
Is this a bug?
Crashes are certainly a bug.
Kirstin,
Sorry, but I cannot really help as I do not like, nor use, the Picture
Centre. I have the impression, rightly or wrongly, that it is too easy to
mess things up with it. Having said that there is no excuse for a crash. I
would report this as a bug, but please remember that you will need
Using 7.5; under Win7-32.
Source Writer screen
Assigned Sources for:
Text / Comments
What is the difference between Master Text and Detail Text?
John.
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Sources are in two parts Master and Detail. When entering these
parts, there is a tab in each instance called Text/Comments. On the
Assigned Sources screen, this tells you from which part the info is
coming from.
On Sun, Oct 16, 2011 at 1:52 PM, John Gregson jfgreg...@shaw.ca wrote:
Using
Thanks Jennifer, Jenny and James. The Output tab is what I was
looking for. Wonder why I didn't think of that? The M8 Free Clip
was a great tip. I downloaded it and love it. I have not used Access,
but I will try converting Sourcewriter to Basic using LTools.
Thanks again to all who responded...
On 16/10/2011 19:05, Kirstin wrote:
I'm struggling with the picture center.
You're not the only one! I hardly ever go in there at all because I
find it so difficult.
Sorry, that's not a lot of help to you, but perhaps a few others will
feel they are not along if they are struggling too.
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On 16/10/2011 19:52, John Gregson wrote:
Using 7.5; under Win7-32.
Source Writer screen
Assigned Sources for:
Text / Comments
What is the difference between Master Text and Detail Text?
Both Master Sources and Source Details have fields for Text and for
Comments.
James,
I notice that several months ago you were contemplating dropping
Source Writer and going with the Basic system. Did you? If not, what
changed your mind?
It's true that it exports something, and that something will be
imported just fine. The problem with it, and the reason for my
For Vital stats'- Birth, Marriage, Deaths.
Would you enter the location (mail address, phone number, etc.) of the
Agency that held the record at the time of the event,
which may be many years in the past, or would you use the current
address, etc.
Also over the years, the names of these agencies
John,
As the objective, as you say, is to allow others to find the document, I
consider today's details to be appropriate for this purpose. This is for
*Source Repositories not Events*
Ron Ferguson
http://www.fergys.co.uk/
-Original Message-
From: John Gregson
Sent: Sunday, October 16,
I have not stopped using Source Writer. I'm a computer guy, not a
word smith, so I do like being prompted for the correct information
and having that information formatted correctly for me - at least
within Legacy and in reports produced by Legacy. The export to a 3rd
party is still an issue
I've got several very similar Legacy files ... I'd like to find out
how many pictures are attached to each one.
Is there any way to get this number?
I looked through the help files and archives and couldn't come up with
an answer.
Have I overlooked the obvious?
Regards
Bob Bashford
Legacy
Thanks, James. Yes, more than I asked for but very informative and I
appreciate your taking the time to write it. Now I have to think
again about whether to convert my sources to all basic or sourcewriter
or just keep a mixture. I definitely will split many of my lumped
sources. I don't do
I a hoping that if/when the day comes to move to another software that
it will read native Legacy files. Also, a message was posted recently
about Legacy sharing it's templates with a group working on making the
transfer between systems manageable. Hopefully that will be in place
by he time we
Amen to that !!!
On Sun, Oct 16, 2011 at 5:20 PM, James Cook jc1...@gmail.com wrote:
I a hoping that if/when the day comes to move to another software that
it will read native Legacy files. Also, a message was posted recently
about Legacy sharing it's templates with a group working on making
I like the Picture Center, but only for pictures... that is, if I have a picture
of several Irish cousins, the Picture Center makes it quick easy to attach the
picture to each individual. Though I've never experienced a crash, I have found
it extremely tedious to deal with image files that are
John, I'm sure others here will gasp, but I haven't used the repository in
forever. It's probably because my main sources are US censuses and various
state birth/marriage/death agencies. As you stated, the names and locations of
these state (county, too) agencies do change over time, so I just
Ron, I have been mulling over your answer.
I agreed with the idea of Joan using online database because the online
database she was using contained a congomeration of data from many sources.
However, if I'm reading your answer correctly (which I may not be!), you're
saying because she found the
I was surprised to see something so off topic here, but I had not heard about
this yet. Thank you for sharing, but in an international and specific venue,
not everyone will appreciate it.
God bless,
Ellen
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