On 2015/06/25 08:13 AM, Brian L. Lightfoot wrote:
PS – I know you said it’s your husbands tree but did anyone every point
out that
you have a “Percy Mott†folder inside of another folder which is inside of
another “Percy Mott†folder. Good grief. To each their own, I guess.
Hi Brian (and Mike)
Thought you might be sorry you asked!!! My husband was a wonderful man but
he was a male Ooops - wait for the shouts
His filing system was something close to horrendous - I have looked at his
picture file - there are 193,501 photos - a lot of which are not labelled!
I included the XXX as a preclusion for problems in outside parties
accessing this folder - hence the entry of X's
Marion
On 25 June 2015 at 18:27, marion wimsett 2wi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Brian (and Mike)
Thought you might be sorry you asked!!! My husband was a wonderful man but
he was
We posted a short video about this over in the Legacy Virtual Users'
Group Community in Google+ (under Tuesday's Tips). It is also at my
YouTube website (TessaWatch). Sometimes a picture or video working
through something makes it easier to understand. Hope that helps.
Tessa Keough
Tessa Keough
Surely, if the NAS drive were mapped to a PC drive as previously discussed it
should be (and I’m assuming the NAS drive is configured as drive z)
Z:\Family Tree AW\The Lloyds/Percy Mott\Percy Thurger Leonard Mott\Percy
Mott\Service Record\filename.jpg
I am confused by \\NASXXX\(Z)
Yeah, I surmised as much but then the idea of creating a folder for every event
and for every person just doesn't sit well with me. But once again, to each
their own. And even with the addition characters in the NAS drive path, I think
the OP is still far from the 255 characters. I just gotta
I think I would prefer house painting to sorting out the folders in my
husband's tree - Legacy and Reunion do not work in the same manner
obviously as there are no problems viewing the photos in Reunion!
Marion
On 25 June 2015 at 23:41, Brian L. Lightfoot br...@the-lightfoots.com
wrote:
Yeah, I
I add the data to my family file. I of course add the source which tells me in
future how reliable it is. I'm now also trying to include an estimated date
(Est 1840) which is the Legacy equivalent of say. And like Eliz I try to
then add whatever corroborative evidence I can, such as census
I enter this sort of material under hints. I then set out to prove it.
Eliz
Not Today and Not without a Fight
(Anon)
For all that has been, thanks.
For all that will be, yes.
(Dag Hammarskjold)
On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 7:22 PM, Meg Staton meg.sta...@comcast.net wrote:
I have been using
I have been using Legacy for years and usually follow Geoff’s ideas for
entering information, but …. these records are throwing me off kilter and I
would like some advice/ideas.
I am transcribing information from a book, “Family Records or Genealogies of
the First Settlers in Passaic Valley
I’m almost sorry I asked. With the file path that you have given, I get by my
account a total of 96 characters plus whatever the file name was. However, the
folder “\\NAS file:///\\NAS ” represent relative addressing
instead of absolute addressing. As such, that particular
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