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Donna,
Did you clear relationships before re-setting them?
To make absolutely sure you could set them to someone completely
different and then come back and set them to your normal person.
Cathy
Donna Newell wrote:
Thanks for the input everyone. I am encouraged that someone else was
able t
Thanks for the input everyone. I am encouraged that someone else was able to
duplicate my query. I ran relationships a number of ways and the problem
persisted. I will go back to the name list and look at all my italic entries,
but that won't catch the ones that I found the correct gender ide
Everyone,
Every now and again you have to re-run Tools - Set Relationships.
That's just the way it is. A few relationships auto update as you add
people but most don't.
Cathy
Brian Lightfoot wrote:
More info. My unknown gender child described as a SON remained a SON even
after I Set Relatio
More info. My unknown gender child described as a SON remained a SON even
after I Set Relationships.
Out of curiosity, I changed the gender to male. Description in Family View
remained a Son. I reran Set Relationships and it remained a son.
I then changed the child back to female and reran Set Re
I think you stumbled upon a slight bug...at least in my opinion.
I started by adding an unknown gender child to myself. Strangely, Legacy
shows the relationship to me as a SON as I view the unknown gender child. So
that's the start of the bug.
I then changed the gender from unknown to FEMALE. Tha
Hi Donna,
One of the things that Legacy used to do with unknown gender is to put
the name in italics. I am not sure if Legacy 8 does it, but you might
want to take a look at your index and see if there are any names in
italics.
Glad that you got it fixed though.
Martha
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Thanks everyone for the assistance.
The radio button was listed as female. I had originally put her in as an
unknown sex because I only knew the mother had x number of children and I
didn't know the sex of two of them. I changed it to female when I found out
the correct sex and the name.
I tried
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In family view, is the radio button selected for male or female. If male,
click on female radio button.
On 9/2/2016 4:20 PM, Brian Kelly wrote:
Have you recalculated the relationships? What build of Legacy are you using? I
am using 8.0.0.556 and I Just recalculated relationships in my fil
Have you recalculated the relationships? What build of Legacy are you
using? I am using 8.0.0.556 and I Just recalculated relationships in my
file. My 2nd great Grand aunts are showing the correct term. Uncles are
also correct.
Brian Kelly
On 02-Sep-16 1:45 PM, Donna Newell wrote:
No I have
This might be a place where "Check/Repair" is in order. Do
a backup first. As Mike has indicated, run set
relationships after you first do a clear relationships.
Bobby
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On 02 Sep 2016 16:10, Donna Newell wrote:
I have in my data base a female that is supposed to be identified as 2^nd
great-great aunt. Instead for some reason Legacy has chosen to label her as
2^nd great-great uncle.
Does anyone have any ideas why?
I am using Legacy 8 Deluxe
Go through the p
Hi Donna,
Here is what Legacy has to say: [From the Legacy Help File]
Changing Gender
If you find that you need to change the gender of an individual, (if,
for example you or someone else set it incorrectly when entering the
individual) it is easy to do. The procedure, however, depends on the
No I have her listed as a female, she is on the right side of the screen.
If I knew how to get a screen shot I would send it.
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If she is not married you need to open her for edit and change the
gender from M to F. if she is married then you have to use Edit > Swap
husband and wife to change gender for both her and her spouse.
After making the change you will have to recalculate the relationships.
Brian Kelly
On 02-Se
Is she marked a male?
On Sep 2, 2016 10:11 AM, "Donna Newell" wrote:
> I have in my data base a female that is supposed to be identified as 2nd
> great-great aunt. Instead for some reason Legacy has chosen to label her
> as 2nd great-great uncle.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas why?
>
> I am usi
Hi Donna,
When you look at the person in the 'family view' is she on the right
side?
If you inadvertently added her in on the left side, Legacy would
automatically assume she was a male.
If so, I think you can unlink her from the family as a son, then relink
her as a daughter.
Martha A Grah
I have in my data base a female that is supposed to be identified as 2nd
great-great aunt. Instead for some reason Legacy has chosen to label her as
2nd great-great uncle.
Does anyone have any ideas why?
I am using Legacy 8 Deluxe
Donna Newell
Ardmore, OK
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On 2 September 2016 at 10:17, Graham Lambert wrote:
> Once again we may need to say, "You can't please all the people all the
> time". I for one don't mind the side issues involved with our family
> history programs and the operating systems we use t
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