On 2013/12/11 09:20, Ian Gardener wrote:
Simple. The icons for quick access are way too small.
Their size is determined by the height of _EVERY_ Windows Titlebar
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should work -
provided that a parent has not been selected. I don't think the operation here
is very 'clean'.
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stretched font in a windowed view.
If it's more space you're after. Disable the integration with FamilySearch. Then
the dark-grey arrows disappear leaving a blank space under the names of the
Husband and Wife. This space could also be reclaimed.
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On 2013/12/10 18:27, Rita Lynn McKale wrote:
After checking Scrolling List..is the list suppost to scroll using
the mouse wheel? Mine doesn't. Is there something else I need to check or
is that a delux feature?
No. Legacy doesn't know about mouse wheels :-)
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On 2013/12/10 18:57, Sherry/Support wrote:
I use the scroll wheel on my mouse all the time in Legacy - you just
have to click on the list first.
It doesn't seem to work when panning an image around
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On 2013/12/08 06:58, Orinda Spence wrote:
Today, I searched 2 names, a married couple, and there were 157 duplicates.
How does one handle something like that. The names are so common, a search
when
done is well -- 157 choices.
One by one. It's a slow, slow process.
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before for whatever reason but since Legacy
has upgraded thought I would probably benefit from the expertise of the
mailing
list and wanted to join.
The flood has become a drought :-)
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a copy? :-)
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of the family file.
The 3.3 and 3.4 options have (gbl) against them. They therefore apply to all
files. But you may need to press the Apply buttons to make the options have any
effect on an existing file.
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On 2013/12/06 07:04, Ron Ferguson wrote:
With respect it is our country, and our right to determine who we are and
where
we are.
Rule, Britannia!
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-comparison.
Unfortunately, I don't see that any dictionary other than English has been
installed in Legacy 8.
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the two side-by-side and
make judgements based on your own data.
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On 2013/12/07 00:22, Mike Fry wrote:
Unfortunately, I don't see that any dictionary other than English has been
installed in Legacy 8.
But that may just be the Standard version :-)
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. It's only good for people who don't have separate or
partitioned drives. MS likes to trash everybody's drive to slow down your
system so you have to upgrade.
You could always move My Documents to a second drive :-)
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and select Properties. Then,
click on the Location tab. There, you'll find a Move button.
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! Program Files is for 64-bit programs and Program
Files (x86) is for 32-bit programs - which is what legacy is.
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sorry if I have missed something in your original query.
I think he assumes that he has to move his media. Leave the media where they are
and both 7.5 and 8.0 can access it.
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and editing
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for.
As I say, I question the utility of these gap checks.
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, the message is appearing
because of a timeout. The merge has actually taken place (as evidenced by a
later attempt) but the results are not getting back to the program quick enough.
I'd send this to the other place but that's been so quiet as to be useless as
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On 2013/12/01 10:36, Mike Fry wrote:
Been getting a lot of these messages when trying to merge individuals on
FamilySearch FamilyTree
Error merging individuals: Error number 400: HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
This error can occur if the individuals are related or are different genders
Message
the quarter covers the burial date, the program still thinks the burial is
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that will last is anybodys guess.
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On 2013/12/01 00:34, grayscot2 wrote:
This is the sample file I've been using now attached.Thank you for
looking.
That's going to cause some ire! You should have sent it to John B. Lisle
directly. Now, every subscriber to this list will get your ZIP file.
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it :-)
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, and frankly in this modern day and age it shouldn’t
be a saga that it presently is.
In general, I would agree. But, I seem to recall that the mailing list is not
under control of the people that matter and is managed by some 3rd-party.
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after the
uninstall) and started the install from scratch again. This time, I went through
with the initial customisation and, after a restart of the program, got a
better-populated ribbon.
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that facilities like this, improperly used, will only add to the
mess that was the IGI? After all, the FamilySearch database does include a lot
of what was in the IGI.
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On 2013/11/28 10:36, Larry Lee wrote:
If that is correct isn't it possible to get different list management to
resolve
the problem?
Should be, but at what cost to Millennia?
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, desktop monitor. On
tablets and notebooks? Think again.
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01/1954 or c01/1954.
Look at option 5.7 Prefixes
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UAC that is present on
Vista and later and make it easier for the program directory to be corrupted.
Anything installed below C:\Program Files needs administrative rights before it
can be tampered with.
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On 2013/11/28 17:16, Alan Pereira wrote:
Does Event sharing transfer through gedcom as Paf 5 without corruption?
Think about it. It's a new, propriety feature. Of course it's not going to
survive a transit through GEDCOM to another, different program.
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of a Backup.
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On 2013/11/28 18:41, William Boswell wrote:
I don't use UAC. It's turned off because it's annoying. I'm running Windows
7 Home Premium 64bit.
Guess I should add you to my list of suspect emailers :-)
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by not having checked it?
It's feature that can have a sting in the tail.
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extractions that the LDS have
done. There must be a better, simpler way of handling this aspect.
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you to configure it, but you have to cancel that so you can read the help and
then you can't get back to where you were in the configuration process.
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That took care of it.
Thanks,
Mike
-Original Message-
From: Kurt Kneeland [mailto:kurt-kneel...@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2013 11:06 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] V8 Family View marriage status
Options-Customize-8.10 Show Status
I'm sure that this must be possible, but before I commit to Legacy 8.0, I want
to first evaluate it - without removing my current, Deluxe version 7.5. So, I'm
looking for information that will allow me to install 8.0 alongside 7.5
Couldn't see anything on the website.
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for no icon: didn't complete the Guided Setup wizard. Ribbon was very
incomplete.
Problem 2
=
Uninstallation left a lot of files around in \Program Files\Legacy8 - SOME 138Mb
of files
But... Got there eventually :-)
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On 2013/11/27 01:17, Ron Ferguson wrote:
In recent months there have been a significant false positives given by Avast
against Legacy.
And some of my software!
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On 2013/11/27 05:34, Kathy Thompson wrote:
How can I set the clock please so that my alarm will go off at the correct
time?
In general, this is NOT a Legacy problem. The time is set by Windows, so use
your Clock to set the correct time.
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.
And no, I have not changed my own computer clock.
Strange one!
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it Sandbox. This is where you can play and experiment
to your heart's content without harming the main object of your affections.
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on it and it has
then become a de facto standard that no-one really wants.
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Hi Jay – that sounds like a good idea. Where is the “Repair Multi Media Paths’”
subroutine located. I can’t seem to find it?
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From: Jay 1FamilyTree [mailto:1familytree@gmail.com]
Sent: 22 November 2013 10:24 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG
this data? Is there a standard way to do it?
What about an extra Residence event?
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it!
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From: Ron Ferguson [mailto:ronfergy@tiscali.co.uk]
Sent: 21 November 2013 06:27 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] windows 8 - auto search for photos
Mike,
I am not entirely clear whether you mean every time or just the first time
On 2013/11/21 14:50, Mike Bridgeford wrote:
The family files etc all went well and the program was stored on the C drive.
I
put the photographs on the D drive. All my certs. etc are in jpeg format.
When I tried to let the computer search for the picture files, it will not
automatically
temporary hang ups the last picture search hung up at-
C:\Windows\WinSxS\x86_pmms003.int_31bf3856ad364e35_6.2. for what this is worth?
Any ideas to solve the problem?
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Sent: 21 November 2013 08:33 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup
in a
semi-presentable form that can be further manipulated. After all, the main
raison-d'etre for Legacy is the database and the recording of facts discovered
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, they are gone again!
To me, it looks like the Index View layouts are saved, along with a similar set
layouts for the Descendants View, in a file named CustCols.usr, which I found in
the main Legacy folder.
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you
survive the greatly-lengthened development time that would be involved - unless
you're under-30 :-)
4. Work in Linux also.
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by the following record.
I can answer this one, about the duplicated RIN - See Customise-- View--
Display Numbers on Names
You've probably got On all Name Lists checked :-)
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Check your Page Setup for the report. I can only cause your problem selecting an
A5 page i.e. a small page width.
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be tagged. Then,
effectively, you've done one part of your filtering.
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On 2013/11/10 09:30, Mike Fry wrote:
What's wrong with starting from the master Location record. This will show a
list of everyone using a location, the members of which can be tagged. Then,
effectively, you've done one part of your filtering.
Oops! You'd already discounted that method. What
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interest you
Since the start of November, and up until the time of this reply, there had been
12 messages on the list and five of those (six including this one) were
occasioned by this Digest need. Hardly 'countless' messages!
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. Perfectly
explainable: two people per marriage; multiple marriages.
Then, search list in view, click on Options, then Advanced Tagging. Select your
tag and then click on Everyone In Search List.
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the file and then re-import into a new file. Guess what!
This sets the Imported field of _every_ record to YES, thus losing this possibly
important piece of information.
I realise that this is working 'by design', but ...
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. Now, back to how to handle the
events in Legacy :-)
Two events would be my solution. Pending more informed information about
Scottish records, the 'normal' marriage and, as Ron ventured, an Alt. Marriage
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sure that the earlier date is not for a reading of the Banns?
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In transcribing records for FreeREG, I came across an extreme example of this
'job lot' baptising. It involved 13 kids and their parents! Also, there was a
marriage to go with them :-)
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On 2013/10/18 07:56, Henry wrote:
1. Fraktur
Google was no help.
Try looking for Fraktur Certificate and you'll come across references to the
Pennsylvanian German baptismal certificates.
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And your addition to the conversation was...?
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and MAL, there are two mothers.
I'll leave you to work the rest out :-)
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On 2013/10/13 09:29, Sue Anderson wrote:
I cannot find in the forums any mention of how to display/calculate the day of
the week for a given date. Can anyone help please?
You can use the Calendar. See View-- Calendar
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aware, as a developer that has really tried very hard, to write code
that takes account of both calendars based on location and year of adoption.
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. When you do this, you have little control over some of the
details that find their way into your database. It's like a GEDCOM import, one
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. Play with them until you like what
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Family Tree. When I try to
create a report in Legacy Charting Companion the sorting does not appear.
This information is already available for you. Try opening the Help information
and then search for the Sort topic. Under that, you'll see Marriages. QED
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the database file, with an FDB extension. If you copy _to_ the flash
drive, then you can copy _from_ the flash drive. When playing with a backup
copied or created on the flash drive, the complementary step is to restore the
backup.
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of Legacy will be consistent between the two machines.
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of the death and a verdict.
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, it will be by my choice only.
Can't be FS! Only Legacy touches records on your PC! Maybe it's on instructions
fed back from FS to Legacy, but it's not FS!
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On 2013/09/07 23:00, David Dearth wrote:
I have reported this as a bug. I hope I can revert back without too much
trouble. I do a backup every time I use Legacy.
I seem to recall the database being updated after the install.
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was supposed to be installed in a protected
area (\Program Files\Millennia\Legacy) and data was supposed to have been split
between application data (\Program Data\Millennia\Legacy) and user data (\My
Documents\Millennia\Legacy). Too much work!
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some sort of consistency with your locations.
People get hung up because, let's see:-
a) the LDS likes it
b) Ancestry likes it
c) Legacy's own geo-Database likes it
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Archived
registers for FreeREG and can't be used
in a more general setting :-)
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to the individual, the Census search doesn't
work properly.
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. Simply mark what is now the Alt. event as a
private event.
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On 2013/08/27 12:45, Steve wrote:
I'm with you for a 7 field display.
Me as well. But I do agree with Brian's comment about the limited availability
of screen space to display things on. Me, I'd do away with the toolbar in favour
of 6 lines :-)
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On 2013/08/27 16:53, Gene Young wrote:
In my list E-mail precedes Emigration. I may have created that one.
Preceding that is
election.
Same here. I didn't create E-mail because if I had, the Show List button
wouldn't be empty.
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fields. Resequencing
the list also causes the list to be regenerated according to what options are
currently selected.
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are not differentiated in any way. And they're automatically added
and removed from the list (without sorting) when you change the option. Look
closer at the list. Pick someone who is married and scroll the list to get them
in view. Then play with the option.
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On 2013/08/24 00:43, Paul Gray wrote:
I would rather not have anything under my user profile.
But that's what your profile is for! To separate personal files from general
stuff.
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