The owner of the online tree only has the options of downloading to FTM or a
GEDCOM file. The GEDCOM you can download directly from within your tree. If
you want all the images, you'll have to purchase a copy of FTM for that. Once
the images are saved locally to your hard drive you should be
This is why most people will NOT merge data into their data files.
If one is to look at Page 234 of the book and then step 4 at the bottom of the
page. It states “merges those that have EXACTLY the same information.”
Since there was something different in these marriages information a
That “White area” is because the image is NOT the same size and/or ratio
(height x width) as the thumbnail area is.
One needs to find out what this ratio is and only use images that are of this
ratio.
Thanks,
David C Abernathy
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Kathy,
Did you happen to stop the merge process, then start it again? That can
cause some problems.
Also, there could be a glitch in the Legacy software, so you need to
report it to Support. I had some sources duplicated by Legacy inserting
normally hidden formatting code into text in notes and
I have several essays written by others that I would like to include in
my family file somewhere, but I'm not certain the best location to put
them. Should I put them as sources, general notes, event notes, etc???
Example.. I have a two page essay written by H Caraway titled My Mother
Bertie Le
Hi Jessica,
They could well be sources for other information in the file - so you
would want to record them as a source just as you would an email from
someone letting you know of a new arrival in the family.
However, so long as I had permission to include them in reports etc,
I would put them
The merge shouldn't produce duplicate marriages.
If it is, something is going wrong either in the
merge itself or the way it is being done.
Of course David, the merge enables you to merge
people who don't have EXACTLY the same
information. Only the automatic bits of merge require EXACT.
I don't
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