Perhaps Millennia should have one of those that we can all use for that purpose
instead of all of us setting one up …
C.G. Ouimet
Kingston ON
From: Bryan P [mailto:brya...@gmail.com]
Sent: June 03, 2014 11:57 PM
To: legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Clicking and/or
And quite rightly so. Attachments can be dangerous, and since it is clear that
many Luggers cannot read instructions (etiquette in particular) how can we
trust what is attached?
To see what I mean scroll to the end of this email and take a look. I have
deliberately left the Legacy details in.
On 04 Jun 2014 05:55, JV Leavitt wrote:
It's too bad we are not allowed to send screen shot images with our emails
here. I'm just now looking in at this thread, but suspect that a screen
image showing the problem might have brought a better response to your
inquiry.
In a lot of cases this
On 04 Jun 2014 09:04, Mike Fry wrote:
Rather than clutter the list up with images - remember, everyone gets to see
everything - why can't someone at Support set up a Dropbox-like address to
which every registered use is subscribed. Then the complainant could take a
screen-shot (no stupid
I have heard that uninstalling Google chrome can cause this behaviour in
Internet Explorer and the only solution I have found is to reset Internet
Explorer back to it's default settings. This may work for your problem?
Internet Explorer: Tools: Options: Advanced Tab and click on the reset
If Legacy ever allowed attachments to the list, I would be unsubscribed
immediately. You have other options/outlets for displaying images if you are
unable to clearly describe your issue. Not sure why you feel it is a good idea
to jeopardize other users computer safety to satisfy a need to
I have no issues with Legacy on Windows 8.1 64 bit.
Bob A
-Original Message-
From: JV Leavitt [mailto:jleavi...@att.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2014 8:55 PM
To: legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Clicking and/or right clicking is getting MORE than
annoying
It's
Ron,
Do you ever view web pages with images? I bet you do, as well as almost
everyone on this group. An image attached to an e-mail is no different, from a
security perspective, than any other image on the web. This scare mongering
about the dangers of image attachments is just plain wrong!
A moot point for purposes of this discussion since demonstrating the
nothing that occurs with some clicks would best be done via an onsite visit.
On Wed, Jun 4, 2014 at 9:54 AM, Paul Gray graypa...@outlook.com wrote:
Ron,
Do you ever view web pages with images? I bet you do, as well as
I misunderstood. I thought you meant that the click wasn’t working at all.
You are correct. You can’t click in the children’s list to automatically add a
child. You will get a drop down menu. Alternatively, you can use the ribbon
(ADD) or you can type in the two letter shortcut AD for add
Learned something new, I ran it and found 10 individuals with no birth or
death dates and it used the spouses and/or siblings bithdates to set it.
Some of those had no marriage dates but all had either spouse or siblings
with a birthdate. When you click on the ToolsAdvanced Set Living it askes
the
I beg to differ. Years ago I clicked on an image that came to me
by email
and got a nasty virus!
Hubby had a couple from doc files being passed around his company. I have
yet to receive one from a web page.
The other issue with attachments is that not all of our listers are on
broadband,
Vivian,
One other thing. The Legacy techs are not logged into this mailing list 24/7.
We do monitor the list and answer questions as we can. The LUG list exists so
that Legacy users can discuss things with other Legacy users. From our
website, “LegacyUserGroup is a mailing list for all of
I create a census event. Attach source - Family Search, add media Internet
Website, add a second media jpg of the census page.
I copy the event from head of family and paste event to another family
member expection 2 media attachments.
I see the icon for WWW so I assume both media attachments are
Whatever you or I or Ron visits on-line, there are a fair
number of people on the list who may not do anything but
read e-mail.
And, because we bought our house before the internet was
available commercially, we've found ourselves unable to get
hi-speed internet (yes, even DSL). I don't read my
Thank you, Sherry... and Amen
On Wed, Jun 4, 2014 at 7:15 AM, Sherry/Support she...@legacyfamilytree.com
wrote:
I beg to differ. Years ago I clicked on an image that came to me
by email
and got a nasty virus!
Hubby had a couple from doc files being passed around his company. I
have
I've used Millenia's genealogy program long before Millenia was part of the
scene. I've followed every iteration up to and including the current v.8.
I have to report this v.8 is the flakiest effort that has been produced
thus far, and I am personnally getting tired of having to deal with errors,
Gene
In defence of Legacy 8, I must say that, after a few glitches in the first
few days of using it, I have had no problems at all. I have had no 3421 or
other error messages. The only time I've had to export to a new family file
was, I think, 'way back in v.5! Perhaps a message direct to
I tend to have to agree. I am in software and tend to be fairly
critical of programs.
I refused to purchase Legacy 8 right away because I wanted to make sure
all the bugs
were shaken out. After reading this forum I was very happy I did not
purchase it.
There seemed to be a lot of problems.
But
Ah, I didn't realize I'd have to actively do something.
Thanks, Cathy. That deceased a bit over 2000 people in my
database.
Cheryl
Cathy Pinner wrote:
If you have the Deluxe version, you can use the Tool - Advanced Set
Living. This takes in more parameters than the automatic change to dead
Gene Wheeler wrote:
out there to compete with Legacy, its customer support, and
the Users' groups.
Most of the US-produced programs have a UG; the ones I'm on
are all very helpful, friendly, and familiar names from
genealogy circles.
Still, there's the devil you know angle.
Cheryl
Legacy
FWIW (ha'penny in a sellers' market, maybe) -- I'm noticing
that in v8 the longer I've had the program open (wall-clock,
not CPU) the more likely the clicks take a while to respond.
So far, they /have/ responded, just taking a measurable
time to think about whether they want to. As if the
Why is it that anything I copy into a new file in my word processor (Word
Perfect) from a note or event in Legacy appears in Times New Roman 10 pt
font?
This despite the fact that I have the Notes font in Legacy set as Calibri
12pt and the default font in WP set as Calibri 13pt.
Thanks,
Pat
I am blessing Cathy's name, I had over 120 people who were born way
more than 110 years ago marked as living, until I took her advice -
Thanks Cathy!
Eliz
Not Today and Not without a Fight
(Anon)
For all that has been, thanks.
For all that will be, yes.
(Dag Hammarskjold)
On Wed, Jun 4,
I'm using Windows 7 and am having the same irritating problem. If this was
posted earlier, sorry to duplicate...I haven't kept up with the posts in
this thread.
On Wed, Jun 4, 2014 at 7:18 PM, singhals singh...@erols.com wrote:
FWIW (ha'penny in a sellers' market, maybe) -- I'm noticing
that
I'm so sorry to have sent this thread off on a tangent about
attachments. I didn't even mean to suggest that they should be allowed.
My apologies. I'm also one of those who sometimes forgets to trim my
email replies. Darn -- here I was thinking I was a good guy. :-)
Joseph Leavitt
Legacy
Gene,
I'm a beta tester and I tend to know the regular error numbers. This one
was unfamiliar and I both looked it up in the Troubleshooting help and
searched my email and the bug tracker for a mention.
I found one mention relating to the Geodatabase.
From the website troubleshooting help, it
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