Yes, it is true at the moment. Each Legacy user must make their own
decision. There are plenty like myself who do use SourceWriter.For me it's
not a problem since I don't exchange GEDCO's, only reports. Note, though,
that time marches on, and I'm pretty sure this won't always be a
limitation.
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Legacy does not support same sex couples. To enter the couple you will
have to falsely indicate that one member is male. If you have MS Access
there are steps you can do to change that male to female but then
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Legacy User Group guidelines:
How do you folks record census and residence information on the Latest
Legacy build? I am using Windows 7, have plenty of ram memory, etc.
Problem: Where do I enter the children's names when using the Legacy
Census and Residence tags?
1) the Description field is not big enough to handle large
I've always recorded my Census information as an event; copying the Event
to the clipboard (including all the sourcing) and then pasting it to all of
the individuals shown in that census works very quickly once the event
sourcing has been entered that first time. Hope this is what you are
asking.
On 14/11/2011 22:49, David wrote:
How do you folks record census and residence information on the Latest
Legacy build? I am using Windows 7, have plenty of ram memory, etc.
Problem: Where do I enter the children's names when using the Legacy
Census and Residence tags?
I use the Event
David,
This is one of those regular questions and you will probably find hundreds
of references in the Archives (links below).
I do not create a Census Event, and only use the census as a Source for the
details contained on the census, for which I create events eg. Residence,
Occupation, and for
Sherry,
Yes, that WILL show direct line, but it will NOT show blood line.
In other words, it will not show if they are a blood relative or an
adopted (or whatever) relative.
We are, instead, looking for some way to indicate graphically if someone
is a direct blood relative vs if they were
Lots of different ways to manipulate this information. Here's mine.
I use the census event more for research tracking and conclusion drawing.
I enter the years in the event description field so that census is
always the first event. This way I can see at a glance what years I
have found (eg
Tony,
Re: Q2:
The screen capture program I use (SnagIt) does capture the whole page by auto
scrolling when it captures the web page - the final image is a longer one than
when viewing through a browser. When you source a web page, also include an
access date. Therefore if the page disappears
Hi Tony
Q2; I highlight the text on a webpage and paste it into Notepad, then
clean it up (usually remove tabs and new paragraphs so that I have an
easily read single paragraph for all the text) and then paste it into
the source detail text (actual Source Text). That way it will print
sensibly in
Regarding question 1, as far as I can tell, there is not a SPECIFIC
source for a location. Instead, it looks as if you would have to use
the source that goes with BIRTH, DEATH, etc., which can include both the
DATE, LOCATION and NOTES about those items.
It sounds like you are already aware there
Tony,
An program capable of capturing a web page in its entirety,
including the part not seen without scrolling, is FastStone
Capture. The resulting image may then be cropped and the
result saved and/or annotated, etc. by the same program.
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 11/14/2011 9:10 PM, Tony
The page must have been taken down. The link I had was several years
old, I think it was given to me by Sherry when I was hired back in 2006.
Thanks for finding it in the way back machine. I see the instructions
originated with Legacy Family Tree support so I have copied them from
the link you
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