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will work on the
Chromebook. Legacy is not browser based so it will not work under Chrome
OS. It is unlikely that Chromebooks will ever run a virtual machine in
which Windows might operate. The answer is NO to Windows based programs.
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That should read... replace CENS with RESI
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structure of CENS and RESI are compatible (both using EVENT_DETAIL
structures) . So, you could also just do a find
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Edit word editor but have no idea how to process the .clb file. Can you help
me on this one?
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All true, but completely misses the point of the OP. Again, the OP
was essentially asking why when I produce a PDF do I get a different
sentence than when I produce a GEDCOM (and that the PDF format is
correct and the GEDCOM wrong). A very fair question. If Legacy can
produce readable sentences
Oh sorry! I completely off on this one. Not sure why, but got stuck thinking
this is all about NOTE but it's also PLAC and DATE.
Forget I said anything. One of those days.
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All true, but completely misses the point of the OP
something I have in my blog (my marco stuff) could be of use
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actually export that file to a website -- does the title get repeated --
showing once in the title slot, once in the source list name spot??
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nameVariants=YfromYear=[StartYear]toYear=[EndYea
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of a source citation (that is to say its use is intended for internal
displays in Legacy), that it doesn't get exported to GEDCOM at all.
It exports as '1
I've not watched this webinar, but I can tell from this tread I need
to do so soon.
Regarding footnoting research (or any of the notes) I go ahead and
attached multiple sources to the note. I then use the MLA style (I
think) withing the note, which is a parenthetical or square brackets
to note
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javascript rather than html.
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on what can be done. If I remember right - and its
been a bit - PHP/SQL was a particular problem.
Jackie
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get my own space there so I can play. This will be unfortunate if
this is in fact
and see if you
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Description on photo for webpages
You are close. Anything 'inside' that folder has
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are: C:Legacywebclinewebpages
(which includes the clinepictures folder) and this is what I recreate and
upload to update my website pages. So am I on the right track: Inside this
clinewebpages, there would be a folder for legacy pages that I would not want
updated?
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that from as well, and I plan to add that customization here too.
Hope that helps,
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I've added to photos.
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Anyway, works for me.
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What do you do when the photo has more than 1 person in it?
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Windows 7. Other than that, it's pretty obvious looking at the
thumbnails what the content is. For instance, a census record, marriage
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Your welcome. Glad to have helped.
On Sat, Apr 14, 2012 at 1:22 PM, Ron Ferguson
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Thank you James, yes it has helped a lot. Your para. 1) is also my
understanding.
2) is new to me, as I never used Ancestry in that way, and simply upload a
basic GEDCOM from
Many, including myself, put this type of information in location
fields. The benefits of using location are:
- Work in the most amount of reports (or at least it seems so to me,
haven't actually done a complete study of where notes show up)
- Can geocode and map specific locations in the same
You could work out of the Dropbox folder, but I don't - no particular
reason. I just copy the files to dropbox occasionally. I wrote a
little script to automate the process.
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Ah, you are right, that's what I was thinking of. Frustrating for sure!
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I believe you are
referring to the selection to expand/contract location names. This
apparently only acts on existing entries that Legacy has already
I was afraid that was going to be the answer.
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Just tried the Potential problems and all works fine for me.
Version 7.5.0.166 Windows 7 64 bit
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That was my thought initially, but after a follow-up from the OPer, it
seems that when entering new locations (and I guess when geolocating),
Legacy now returns United States ALWAYS. So, if you are one who
prefers USA, you must manually change it every time. Not friendly at
all.
On Mon, Mar
Still doing it today, after Check Repair (3 images have been
renamed) and a reboot. I did do a backup before updating Legacy, but
when after the update it told me my file was not in the correct format
and had to be updated too. It warned me that doing so would make it
incompatible with prior
Just as a test, I opened the Sample.fdb file, and the Potential
Problems locks up on that one too.
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renamed) and a reboot. I did do a backup before updating Legacy
Further Experimentation...
If I click either the Create Problems List or the View Existing
Problems List the dang things locks up every time. However, if I
click the Preview button, I get a report back.
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Didn't see any replies, but I think LTools has a lineage worksheet
that will print between any two people - male or female. Dennis said
he's out for a month, but maybe somebody could confirm if this true.
Or go find Dennis in the other mail group.
Having said that, that will not answer the
[[Father of John]]
Smith
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I use double brackets [[Father of John]] - these are called privacy
brackets (I think) in the help file. This gives you flexibility in
that you have options in reports settings to either include or exclude
private data, and I am pretty sure remove the brackets as well. I
usually do not include
Re: Where to put address, cemetery name, church name, etc.
I put them both in the Location and in the Address forms (behind the +
buttons as previous mentioned).
Why? That's the real question, right?
In the Location fields because of the flexibility it provides for
searches, reports, mapping
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I use Census events in marriage area for couples to limit the info I
need to past around. I like to look at the chronology and/or reports
and be able to tell if I've found them on all available census during
there lifetime. If you do not use a Census event, is it not an
important part of your
I source notes, but because they apply to the entire notes I use an
MLA notation on paragraphs to indicate which sources goes with what.
So a note I got from a book on Smiths might have a notation like
[Smith95]. Maybe a census would be [C1880]. I am not too formal with
my notations, just enough
Only one way to manage this (IMO):
- Do all work in Legacy.
- Replace online trees via Legacy upload periodically. (At ancestry
it's a delete, new upload)
If you must go from online to Legacy, then possibley...
- Find a GEDCOM diff tool (gotta be one of those right?)
- Download GEDCOM from your
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) the conversion from Source Writer
to GEDCOM is horrible. The more I share with 3rd parties, the more I
consider dropping Source Writer and going with the Basic system.
Thanks for your input... Chick
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word smith, so I do like being prompted for the correct information
and having that information formatted correctly for me - at least
within Legacy and in reports produced by Legacy
For #2, the best I can come up with is to go to the Assigned Sources
screen for each individual. From there, you can select the source in
the list on the top half, and then in the Output tab on the bottom
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DOH! The strings wrapped They, should not be. In both cases one
space between the two sections.
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It does seem that Legacy includes the information you want in the file
already - as part of the TITLE attribute of the IMG
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indicating that it is missing, it will
renew the link for them all.
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Event
Is it just me that sees humor in comments basing advancements since
roughly 1995 in a thread about GPS?
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to me,
and then everyone in my file has a connection to me (as I am the hub
person, so to speak) so people in my moms line get tagged as part of
my dads line.
Somehow the 4 color coding figures this out ok. How can I do it
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It works! Very detailed, I appreciate that. I think the trick was to
start with the oldest in the branch, and I was stuck on grandparents.
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and personal reasons, but would be willing to create a stripped down
database that can recreate the problem that only contains information
he'd be willing to share. Legacy has stated twice in this thread that
would not be good
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I only added how they related to each other, but I'm going to go back
and add the common ancestor(s) as well.
Though I have a hard time stopping myself from looking for additional
work, in this case I asked because the couple in question were only
obvious to me because I encountered the husband
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Helpful? What?
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I use an electronic filing system roughly based on the 4-color system
by Mary Hill. As such, my folders are people based (not place or
document type based). I do not keep my files in My Documents or
under Legacy. I prefer to keep them in a completely separate
structure on my C: drive. I share
I can't find the posts that asked to remove or change this
functionality. I think there are some changes that can enhance the
functionality, changes that might prevent one from corrupting their
database.
- Moving buttons a bit (as has been mentioned)
- When events exist in the list, present a
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I feel your pain and frustration, as I brought this up at least once
in the past. I had to open the source list for all the folks I though
I might have done this to. I may still have some hanging around, but
I think I got most of them cleaned up.
I don't know about you, but being told 'Tsk,
Pretty much any system you had for paper copies can be done
electronically. I use a system based on the four color paper filling
system (by Mary Hill I think). As such, my folders center around
people not document or source types, and are of the form
FirstMLast_DOB. My people folders contain
Wondering about how to dealing with compound sources in Source Writer?
I'm working with several newspapers currently, and they are falling
into this compound area for me. Of course there is the newspaper's
information itself - place, title, page and column stuff. But then
there is the place
information so that you only
have to enter it once. They way it is set up, I have to put that
information in the detail section every single time which is a bit tedious.
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in the replace filed. Do that for each code I needed to remove.
Hope that helps.
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Thank you,. May I inquire what you do about it? Go through the 200-odd pages
and remove them? Live with them?
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they and their family moved over the years, etc.
Sort of a chronology in map format for a person or group of people.
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, Boone County, Missouri, USA
Anne
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Columbia - Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery, Boone County, Missouri, USA
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book(s) can be found electronically via
Google, but I can't read/decode them. If anyone could kindly point me
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Subject: [LegacyUG] ISO ideas for recording history not specifically related
to an individual?
In one of my lines recently (Willis), I've been working with several
sources that each
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Proceed with caution.
Source Writer can potentially cause you problems depending on how you
would like to use your data in the future. Namely, it does not export
to GEDCOM format at all well. If you have plans to share your data
with 3rd party products, you will probably be frustrated by this.
I don't know if I'm a splitter or lumper, maybe I'm a hybrid. I'm not
at the extreme where I only have a single Master Source for Census,
but I do get reuse out of the Master Sources I do have. I'd say my
master sources answer What, Where and When. For example - US Census,
Cleavland County,
was directly related to sharing the data via GEDCOM, I
still think it is a fair warning to proceed with caution with Source
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Have you never encountered a 3rd party product where you were forced
to upload your data via GEDCOM?
-- Ancestry.com, some phone apps - that's the only choice you get
If you make use of GEDCOM then, are you happy with the Source Writer conversion?
-- A manually entered Basic source can produce
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 12:59 PM, Ron Ferguson
ronfergy@tiscali.co.uk wrote:
James,
Quite simply because when we wish to publish our data we want to do so in
the most accurate and professional way available to us...
... the GEDCOM format is the only way of transferring data between some
I don't think this is something Legacy can do. After playing with
various charts, I cannot find a way to include all of His, Hers and
our children. I can get two - either his and ours or hers and ours -
depending on the starting person, but not all three.
What I need is a multi-line descent
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, to two.
Increase / decrease the # Des Gens, descendant generations as needed.
Bill
- Original Message -
From: James Cook jc1...@gmail.com
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 3:58 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Relationship Chart?
I need a chart to help
?
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on how you would go about this
- from the data entry side to producing the final output. This seems
to me a job for custom tagging, but as Legacy only offers nine, I'm
looking for a solution that I can reproduce as needed.
TIA,
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Sorry, need to add I'm looking for a query style of report, something that
might be moved into Excel, not just a PDF.
On Apr 13, 2011, at 10:58 AM, James Cook jc1...@gmail.com wrote:
I've used a Military Service event, and would like to run a report of
my military people. I'd like
I'll vote for this. As has been said many times before, I think a
more useful way to 'fix' this is to allow Event Details to be either
shared or duplicated when assigning to multiple individuals/marriages.
Legacy already offers this in some areas, such as the the Event
Master List. If you edit
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