Here is the link to Google Calendar help:
https://support.google.com/calendar/?hl=en#topic=3417969
I have the same type of phone and use Google’s Calendar. I also update and add
to it from the computer because it’s easier than from the phone.
I know sometimes when I add an event to my
Sherry/Support wrote:
Per the LUG Guidelines (see link at the bottom) please don't
send attachments to the list - many of our listers are still
on dial-up or have limited access and this puts a hardship
on them.
Even worse for those on dial-up who don't leave messages on
the server -- lately,
Sherry, this feature 'still' doesn't work properly in that you cannot leave it
'on'. With Include married names selected, then add a new wife, the name
will NOT appear in the index - in fact, looking for it may cause a 'Runtime
Error'. This feature has to be toggled 'On' then 'Off' each use -
DIALUP??
That is now LESS than 2 % of US households???
I get so frustrated at the time wasted by programmers on backwards
technology.
On Sun, Jul 6, 2014 at 8:14 AM, singhals singh...@erols.com wrote:
Sherry/Support wrote:
Per the LUG Guidelines (see link at the bottom) please don't
Bob,
Thats because if you expect something to show in the index, the index has
to be REBUILT whenever an item has been added.
I'm not sure of what other triggers may rebuild the index other than
toggling Off then on again.
On Sun, Jul 6, 2014 at 8:53 AM, Bob Austen rgaus...@telus.net wrote:
On 06 Jul 2014 20:18, Jay 1FamilyTree wrote:
That is now LESS than 2 % of US households???
That's a nationalistic point of view. Not all Legacy users are in the US of A.
--
Regards, Mike Fry
Johannesburg
Legacy User Group guidelines:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
Archived
Jay,
This may be a news flash for you, but Legacy has many non American
users/subscribers, and many of those are STILL on dial up. You call it
backwards, the programmers call it trying to cater to the needs of an
international user base.
Ro Bernier
Sent from my iPad
On Jul 6, 2014, at 2:19
I am well aware and pleased at Legacy's large non-US users.
But I would be surprised if they really are that far behind the US in
dialup
As I said I get frustrated at the time WASTED by programmers on catering to
old technology,
It's a personal opinion that I will make no further comment
Jay,
Are you aware that when you display such ignorance of the situation in the
majority of the world you reinforce, what I think is a mistaken view, that
Americans can't be bothered to discover the facts before acting.
Ron Ferguson
http://www.fergys.co.uk
Legacy User Group guidelines:
http://www.statista.com/statistics/188041/distribution-of-internet-audience-in-selected-countries-by-connection-speed/
On Sun, Jul 6, 2014 at 12:39 PM, Ron Ferguson ronfergy@tiscali.co.uk
wrote:
Jay,
Are you aware that when you display such ignorance of the situation in the
majority of
Ron,
The problem with this mailing list’s position is that is totally without any
statistical justification. There are all these supposed dial up users out
there, but rarely does anyone post on this list that they would be among those
adversely impacted. I don’t dispute that there are some,
Thank you, Bill. It turn out there are different calendars on Google.
When I was able to locate the one that had the recurring Webinar events
on it, I could disable it and that worked. But only after I turned my
phone off and back on. Finally! They are gonewoohoo!
Jane
On 7/6/2014 10:45
Thanks Jay, I'm sure what you say is true, though I'm inclined to think it is a
bug. Adding a name doesn't require anything on my part to view it in the index
as it is 'rebuilt' when I open the index. By the way, the same thing happens
with AKA's except that it doesn't crash Legacy.
There
Bob,
I also think that it may be a question of how many persons are in the file.
when I had less than 50,000 , I never noticed persons missing from my index
listing, but once got over 100,000 i realized that I had to look twice,
because just scrolling to the place where they should be in the
Paul,
Personally, I have high speed internet connection. That being said, I think
Millennia made a very bad decision when they allowed HTML messages on this
list. Should they ever decide to relax/completely ignore security by allowing
attachments to the list, then I will definitely
Ron,
I’m not trying to lecture anyone. I just don’t understand why you (and others)
see nothing wrong with viewing HTML webpages with JPG’s as acceptable, and
think it’s an unnecessary risk in viewing the same in a e-mail.
Paul
From: Ron Bernier [mailto:ronaldbern...@outlook.com]
Sent:
In a nut shell - I control the web sites that I navigate to. I have no control
over the emails sent to my mail box. Unfortunately, there are too many
subscribers to a list like this who are totally clueless when it comes to
internet security.
Ron Bernier
Woonsocket, RI
Sent from my iPhone
Jay,
I have well over 100,000 in my file and haven't had any issue with the index
listings - not that I am aware of anyway! I upgraded my computer about a year
ago which was a Pentium with 1GB of RAM - that was limiting what I could do
with Legacy and other programs.
Bob A
From: Jay
So glad these are a known issues. I use the Descendant Narrative Book
report extensively and all these faults are in it too. The other problem I
have noticed is that I have each generation set to indent further than the
previous and this report is not currently indenting any of the notes to
there
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