On 10/13/2012 7:59 PM, RHS Consulting wrote:
To avoid printing complications, may I suggest you write all Umlauts with an
e which is standard practice worldwide.
It is standard practice ? I have never heard that before, so if you
could offer me a reference it would be appreciated. All my
Neither have I, and I definitely advise against using abbreviations in
locations, especially if you wish to publish, as very few will know what they
mean, especially for states, counties, provinces.
Ron Ferguson
http://www.fergys.co.uk/
GOONS #5307
Confused wasbornconfu...@gmail.com wrote:
On 10/14/2012 10:07 AM, Confused wrote:
On 10/13/2012 7:59 PM, RHS Consulting wrote:
To avoid printing complications, may I suggest you write all Umlauts with an
e which is standard practice worldwide.
It is standard practice ? I have never heard that before, so if you
could offer me a
On 10/14/2012 10:24 AM, Gene Young wrote:
On 10/14/2012 10:07 AM, Confused wrote:
On 10/13/2012 7:59 PM, RHS Consulting wrote:
To avoid printing complications, may I suggest you write all Umlauts with
an e which is standard practice worldwide.
It is standard practice ? I have never heard
We seem to have gotten off track a bit here guys,
I was asking about finding all individuals, living in a particular place
in a given year?
Brian
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Brian,
I don't think it can be done from your Legacy program - not sure about LTools
though. It will be possible using Access.
BTW I would have picked this up earlier, but I have been away for a few days. I
gave up looking at stuff on my tablet because this list was filled with
requests for
Thanks Ron,
I'm trying to find all individuals in my data base, alive in Munzesheim
in say 1839.
Since I create an Event to record Birth, death and marriages, and I have
those dates for everybody in Munzesheim,
I am searching for individuals for, Event Placecontains - Munzesheim,
that list I
Hi Brian,
I've just run an experimental test on my own database to try and emulate
what you're looking for, and this worked for me...
Look for: individual
Where: birth date
How: contains
What: 1965
AND
Look for: individual
Where: birth place
How: contains
What: auckland
... and this gave me a
Ah, what you describe here is quite different to your previous email,
and I'd forgotten the details. The search I described won't do what
you've outlined here. It will find people born in a particular place in
a particular year, not people who may have been living in a particular
place at a
Use the Census List Search. (Search Census List)
Bert
Op 14-10-2012 22:22, Brian Lehman schreef:
Thanks Ron,
I'm trying to find all individuals in my data base, alive in Munzesheim
in say 1839.
Since I create an Event to record Birth, death and marriages, and I have
those dates for
Brian,
Don't you mean death date after 1839? The problem is that this will give you
those who were not born before 1839. If you tag those who have an Event place
for Munzesheim then this will include those who lived there in any year, so
even if you then search this list for those born before
Are you sure all of your entries are spelled the same way?
The city in German is Münzesheim (that's Munzesheim with an umlaut on the u for
those whose computers put in ? instead of umlauts). Usually in English an
umlauted u is spelled Muenzesheim, but sometimes just plain ole Munzesheim.
If
My email doesn't have an umlaut icon as Legacy does.
Standard location all around, Münzesheim,Baden-Württemberg,Germany.
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Thanks for the location advice,
but I could really use some help listing who was alive in this town in a
given year.
Brian
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Hi Barb.
Search Find Detailed Search Individual Death Place Contains Long
That would bring up the list of individual's Death Place of 'Long Beach'
or any other instance with 'long' in it.
Regards,
Tim Rosenlof
On 6/28/2010 11:37 AM, Barbara Lewis wrote:
I'm confused with the 2 user
Barb,
Please forgive me if this has already been asked of you.
Are you using Basic Legacy v7 or Deluxe v7? If basic, perhaps the more full
featured searches aren't available to you.
Mary
From: Barbara Lewis
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 12:37 PM
I think all Search options are available in the Standard Edition.
Evert
2010/6/28 Mary Fowler Leek ml...@sbcglobal.net:
Barb,
Please forgive me if this has already been asked of you.
Are you using Basic Legacy v7 or Deluxe v7? If basic, perhaps the more full
featured searches aren't
Barbara,
Spamming help groups with the same quesyion is never a good idea as it also
confuses the helpers! I have already answered this query, and I now see that
you have had more or less the same answer from someone else.
Ron Ferguson
BTW This is the no HTML group
Barbara,
You do not say which search you are using. In SearchFindDetailed search,
if it is available for the search you are using, it is in the drop-down box
headed how to look
Ron Ferguson
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