Using the actual place of death is correct, ie., city in which the nursing home
is located. Attach pdf documentation when possible. This is the one area that
family members want to challenge because they forgot that grand paw died in the
hospital in the neighboring city. The ancestor's
In a previous family file, I had over 120,000 names. I had no problem on the
legacy side. For 300,000 names, you will need a computer with a very fast
processor. My computer processor had 8 gb of ram and could not handle this
huge file. Be prepared to do a lot of waiting with some lock up
Legacy allows you to print to an excell file. In preparing to print each file,
do not select first and last name together rather select surname, then first
name, birth date and death date. Now you are ready to print the entire data
base to an excel file. After it has printed, open the excel
Thanks. I had zipper software about 4 computers ago. Thanks for the answer.
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Hi all,
There used to be the option to click a setting and automatically make all
picture captions the same as the file name. Does this setting still applicable
and where is it located?
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Hi Dave,
Adding fathers each with their own children is not a problem in Legacy. If it
is the mother who has multiple marriages (same procedure if it I'd the father)
go to the mother and add a spouse, then add the children they have in common.
Go back to the mother, add the second spouse,
I have been working with Legacy since version 3.0. I have had computers not
wanting to start, files being corrupted or accidentally deleting a picture. If
you value your pics, and the hours you spent, backing up to the cloud or a
removable hard drive is a must. You realize that backing up to
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