Hi Bob,
You could make a copy of your file and work on that - so that if it all
turns to custard, or you decide a different approach might be better,
you can start again without any permanent harm to your original file.
In fact, I'd work on a copy anyway if you're handling a major task like
that.
HmmmI'm supposing that such shared events also will fail to import into
Ancestry.com, both the paid subscriber pages and the free pages at RootsWeb.
Not good.
Brian in CA
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From: Ward Walker [mailto:wnkwal...@rogers.com]
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On 2013/08/02 16:07, Brian L. Lightfoot wrote:
HmmmI'm supposing that such shared events also will fail to import into
Ancestry.com, both the paid subscriber pages and the free pages at RootsWeb.
Not good.
Of course they won't!
As a standard, GEDCOM is moribund. Consequently, any
In the long run, gedcom x is being developed. I see no other way to
improve the situation that has been described. I hope all commercial
vendors like Legacy do all they can to promote, encourage and help in
this effort. See link.
https://familysearch.org/developers/docs/guides/gedcom-x
ChasH
Ease up. What we want is an open system improvement no matter who does
the actual work. Neither is an industry standard right now. Any one at
Legacy have an opinion?
On 8/2/2013 11:32 AM, donvarn...@gmail.com wrote:
Actually GEDCOM X is ONLY being developed by Family Search. It is NOT
an
This is how errors in genealogy get propagated. Nobody changed the
subject to Re: [LegacyUG] ? about the new shared *event* feature.
On 02/08/2013 11:42 AM, Ch wrote:
Ease up. What we want is an open system improvement no matter who does
the actual work. Neither is an industry standard right
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Brian,
Thank you for your to the point answer.
So I guess the only work around for a problem such as this is to insert
each pic manually at an intermediate step to producing the final output.
In other words I can create a picture box, import the proper photo then
proceed to my final printout.
The instructions in the help file are very confusing.
What I want to do is merge my wife's to mine to get one big file to look at.
We have few common ancestors and I would like to see who they are.
What is a simple way to merge them?
I have them in a split screen but can find no menue to merge
Hello Bob,
Speaking from a PC point of view using Windows; Yes you can make a backup copy
of your file(s) on a flash/thumb drive.
The steps to accomplish this are:
1. Insert thumb drive and make note of the drive letter assigned by Windows.
2. Open Legacy, or switch to Legacy if it is already
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Can I set up a home situation where I have Legacy installed on both my
desktop and laptop computers so that the two computers can be used at the
same time for Legacy data entry, but the Legacy data being entered into both
goes into one master Legacy programme? If so, how do I go about it?
Both
Hi Joyce,
Can I set up a home situation where I have Legacy installed on both my
desktop and laptop computers...
Yes you can do that, but...
...so that the two computers can be used at the same time for Legacy
data entry, but the Legacy data being entered into both goes into one
“masterâ€
Sam
A nice feature that I use is from the “Tools” section “Compare Two Files For
Duplicates”. This allows you to view potential duplicates in your own file and
your wife’s, and tag the ones that you would wish to merge. The simplest way
(assuming that you are not using these tag numbers
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