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automatically once you match it with FamilySearch. So, you're half-way towards
what you're suggesting :-)
All you actually need is:-
a) The option to use this field on the Merge Options screen, and
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MRINs into the Marriage records
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On 2013/08/17 22:38, Mark Lang wrote:
If you don't Ron, I do have the GR.267 release. But it's the full version
48MB
worth.
That one required an update to the database. I've got the one before that
7.5.0.219 was it?
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Roll-on the ability to merge records from Legacy :-)
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appears to be via the Event Sentence Override, where in list of the
replaceable fields that can be used, you will find 'Address'. That's about the
only reference that I can find.
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Support. Instead, EVERY subscriber gets to see it. Please be
more careful in future.
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to do this for you. Don't hold
your breath. Yes, it might be historically accurate for some parts of the
States, but for England Wales it does not take into account the various county
boundary changes, nor the historic names for some countries e.g North Britain.
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it for griping.
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Mike DeBusk is hoping to know any information on how to properly use the
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Thank you. I have gotten in some bad habits so you are spot on.
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Mike,
Like any large group of people you will find gripers, whiners, dreamers,
realists, pragmatists, all levels from beginners
Document Interface system, but that would entail a total
rewrite. For the foreseeable future, you'll just have to put up with the Split
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they are:-
a) 799-2007 - looks like it would contain rulers of England Wales (and the
UK)
b) 1800- - General English history
c) 1066-1800 - Rulers or History of England
Under the View drop-down menu, there's an option labelled Timelines... Guess
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On 2013/08/03 17:06, David Abernathy wrote:
Phil,
Turn OFF the request for a :Receipt when using this mailing list
David,
It looks like you're using Outlook. Can't you get the program to ignore any
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another, native database. Even then,
there's no guarantee that moving from Legacy to anything else will preserve any
proprietary structures or data.
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and .tiff, the common
thing being file extensions with 4 or more characters seem to be anathema to
Legacy.
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the cost go up? Might have to use licensed, 3rd-party
software to accomplish what's wanted.
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Detailed Search.
To accomplish what the OP asked, you first need a database that produces a
journal. This is a file that when applied to a previous backup, allows you to
come forward in time towards when the current file lost its' integrity. I don't
think Access possesses such an animal.
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format.
All depends on how you're entering the date.
If you're entering it as 17 Mar 1633/4, then you're confusing Legacy. Entry it
as 17 Mar 1633, and Legacy will do the necessary.
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would need its' own field. Then, there'd be
the problem of trying to decide which, innocent looking change, affected which
tables at which time.
If I were you, I'd give the idea up.
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Dean
Since you have seen the Rootsweb information but have not seen the book, I
would cite as:
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the archives (see below) for several, previous discussions.
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own event definition. cf. Master Event
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On 2013/07/15 16:05, singhals wrote:
(G) Oh, it was_YOU_ two over from me that night?
Probably ;-)
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this with a date.
Consider it as Event _or_ Fact.
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this with a date.
So... you can create your own Fact types in which the program doesn't prompt for
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file to the dropbox folder. no help. I would appreciate
any
ideas. Running current build on Win I. Tom
Are you trying to use Dropbox as a working environment? Then you're going to
have serious problems. Dropbox should only be considered as a backup mechanism.
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found. I'm sure there is something
simple that I am missing, but.
PDF files are not Picture files, even though they may contain images. They're
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Is there a way to print the date on the_front page_ of a report. I can't see
anything in the help file. I have tried [Date] which doesn't work.
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On 2013/07/08 06:32, Shirley Richardson wrote:
Is there a way to print the date on the_front page_ of a report. I can't see
anything in the help file. I have tried [Date] which doesn't work.
Did you examine the Report Settings and then the Header Footer
and Word (or one of the open source varieties) first.
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by Windows and bears no
relationship to the number of individuals and families you have in your Legacy
database. There are users out there, with files containing significantly more
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Coast. Developers are based in Utah!
Don't hold your breath.
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it
with
the old Roots programs why can't it be done now?
I don't believe that particular change is necessary. You can always add 3
different dates entered 3 different ways and source them separately. For
example, you can have a Birth date and two Alt. Birth events.
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of a family group.
As I said much earlier in the piece, the choice of the word Marriage for this
linkage between two people, is poor. In earlier days, the choice was okay and
didn't give rise to all this confusion. As evidenced by this discussion, there
is much confusion out there.
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Along this line, IF you have a person with multi marriages and only one of
these marriages produce a child, can these Not married and NO children,
be used with the non child producing marriages?
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at least one
hidden
marriage or child that was never acknowledged
Ain't English a funny language :-) Methinks it's time for Millennium to sort
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backwards
compatibility and to avoid the sort of questions currently being asked, based on
the scantiest pieces of evidence.
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level based on selecting the Cremated option when clicking the Burial
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that it mainteined my settings.
That doesn't happen to me. The columns are kept the way I want them. Besides,
you can always use the Save and Load buttons on the Index View Columns window to
keep a particularly favourite order/layout of columns.
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, this only finds marriages that took place in Surrey. If you want to
know if the family was ever in Surrey, then you have to include a check of the
Marriage Notes and Marriage Event-place. These can be added to the initial
condition by 'Or'ing them together.
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into a new, separate file.
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always be 'after' a standard date?
I know I can hard code the order, but I really prefer not to, as I am
constantly
adding.
If it's a one-off, you can use the up/down arrows on the Individuals Information
screen or the Marriage screen. They're labelled 'Set Order'
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On 2013/05/11 23:15, Paul Schwarz wrote:
How I can change the sex of Johann Josef Galehrss
can someone help me
The individual needs to have no partner and no descendants.
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dates only show in your data, not in your reports.
True, but it's up to you to keep all the events and facts in the order you
desire. Simply push your occupation event/fact to the top of the list.
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On 2013/04/30 20:48, britton...@comcast.net wrote:
Fault Module Name: nvdxgiwrap.dll
Anyone have any advice, comment or experience with this problem?
This looks like a Windows problem. Specifically a NVidia problem. Translation:
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to the data in that field (see Help/Customize
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On 2013/04/26 14:02, sci...@outlook.com wrote:
Mike I dont understand your reply.
To synchronise two entities, you actually need the physical/network locations of
both. Your database on your PC is one of the entities. Where's the one you want
to synchronise to? Where can you specify
events?
Anyway, wouldn't you want the information in the marriage record, rather than
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for the Options-- Customise-- Fonts page. Note
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is unable to execute the
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the location and press the Save button. A message box will pop up saying
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On 2013/04/05 23:21, John Gregson wrote:
Is there any way to generate such a document?
So far as I know, only by using the Print-Screen key and perhaps software to
save captured screen images to disk.
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no need for a fixed font. By the way, Courier is not a fixed font. It's
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. Even shut down
and restarted before re-enabling the options. Same problem. Also, an anniversary
on 5th January is only 4 days away :-)
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On 2012/12/31 10:27, Mike Fry wrote:
On 2012/12/31 10:07, JLB wrote:
I noticed something like that the other day. A huge list of people whose
birthday is supposedly January 1st. I turned off the reminder and then
turned it back on just now and it's working fine.
Nope! Tried that! Turned
Small problem noticed today (31st Dec 2012, 09:55 CAT)
On the Legacy Home tab, my cousin, who was born on 1st Jan 1974, is showing up
under Birthdays, Death Dates etc as being 39 years old _today_. Obviously wrong!
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of /different/
dates
written, e.g. 12/09/2012, into e.g.,09 Dec 2012?
(These are part of some source list names /or titles.)
Ron, I don't think this is going to work :-)
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On 2012/12/10 14:39, Ron Ferguson wrote:
I was unsure myself, so I did change the format on my files and it worked,
however I did not try with slashes, still haven't!!
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Somehow I have lost or cannot find where my sample file is. Could someone
help?
Mine sits where Legacy was installed - C:\Legacy\Data
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in your terms) it's always because there's
something that prevents its use. Think about it: can't click on never married;
Why? because there's a marriage. Remove all marriages from the individual and,
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Where/how do you reflect the marriage information to reflect Never
Married?
In the Individual. Not in a marriage.
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On 2012/12/06 16:07, Ron Ferguson wrote:
It is not amazing that elderly people know how to use computers. I find the
number of younger people who don't know how to use them properly even more
amazing.
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On 2012/12/06 05:12, Pat Hickin wrote:
Well, of course -- I was reading it as an MO rather than an M0. *
:-(*
Whatever happened to those slash marks they ysed to put in zeroes
TIFFs as
read-only. You shouldn't need to edit them again except to create PNG or JPG
from them for other purposes.
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On 2012/12/06 05:12, Pat Hickin wrote:
Well, of course -- I was reading it as an MO rather than an M0. * :-(*
Whatever happened to those slash marks they ysed to put in zeroes?
Change _your_ font that you use to read emails with :-)
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I'm a bit slow replying! Are you saying you don't know his last name? Then
it
must be (or was probably) the same as the grandfather.
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On 2012/11/23 16:27, Alan Ferguson wrote:
If you create a Potential Problems Report it will report Husband and Wife
have the same Surname.
Only for some cousins. Cousins normally have the same grand parents which leads
to 3 possible surnames for cousins.
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Only for some cousins. Cousins normally have the same grand parents which
leads
to 3 possible surnames for cousins.
What a load of old rubbish! The number of cousin surnames depends on the number
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Database - that
tries to enforce the US style of naming locations on parts of the world that
don't use it.
Organise your locations according to how _you_ want to use them. You actually
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the two buttons is
how the sentence will appear using the present definition and the data you've
entered. If you change the definition of the event sentence, its' effect is not
seen under the buttons until you...refresh.
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On 2012/11/14 17:51, Pat Hickin wrote:
Does anyone know the reason why certain date fields are NOT converted
(although
most of them are)??
Obvious reason: the field, although labelled as a date, is a text string rather
than a date.
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Mike Fry
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On 2012/11/11 00:23, Marnie Oakes wrote:
Alt-S shouldn't require any additional mouse actions. It should, effectively,
click the button. Does this require 3 Alt-S presses?
Yes Mike, it takes 3 Alt-S presses.
In that case, I would suggest an uninstall followed by a reinstallation.
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wives for James.
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On 2012/11/08 18:39, Sherry/Support wrote:
PLEASE be sure to send your replies directly to
ge...@legacyfamilytree.com, per his request, and not to the list...
I think you must have been whispering :-)
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On 2012/11/07 17:13, Oregon Rain wrote:
I am just testing that I am subscribed properly to this list.I have received
no
messages and I know that is unusual for this list.
It's been relatively quiet since The Storm!
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contains sources.
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the Geo-database search, it should fail.
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of files in the database. Things can seem to go awry when you change
things on the machine behind Legacy's back. For example, renaming files without
the knowledge of Legacy. Changing folder names.
So, help us to help you. Divulge some for details :-)
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highlighted the symbols in brackets.
The 'offending' emails are probably encoded using UTF8. Your mail reader
(probably web based) can't handle this encoding and is probably stuck in the
past with ANSI :-)
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:-)
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'advanced' reader to understand UTF8!
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On 2012/10/26 18:31, Ronald Bernier wrote:
I'm curious why you are putting @ in front of names you are responding to.
This is a user group list, not Twitter.
Trying to address multiple individuals in a single reply to a single message
from a single individual :-)
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26, 2012 3:11:51 PM
*Subject:* Re: [LegacyUG] Cleaning up messages
Does anyone else see the irony in all these responses to a simple request?
Even worse when the latter poster converts the message being quoted from plain
text to HTML :-)
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On 2012/10/22 15:33, Lloyd L. Hite wrote:
They are colored red on the Individual Screen when there is a source
citation.
Pat
Thanks for refreshing my memory, Pat. I appreciate it.
It's not always red. It depends on what colour you've selected for 'Contents'.
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