Thanks, Chris. That sounds interesting and I'll bear it in mind if the
problem is repeated.
Gillian
On 02/11/2020 11:41, Chris Hill wrote:
I have noticed that one solution to this problem is to close Windows
with a Restart instead of Close. It appears that Close saves the
current status of
I have noticed that one solution to this problem is to close Windows with a
Restart instead of Close. It appears that Close saves the current status of
the system, which might include which files are open, while Restart will
close everything. I don't know why MS do it that way round and I would
Thanks, Loren. No I don't.
I wrote to Brian (off list) to tell him that his suggestion about
closing .ldb files hadn't worked, that I'd closed any found and the
message was still appearing. But now it's a new day, my computer's had a
good night's sleep and when I opened Legacy this morning,
Do you have Legacy charting open? That opens and uses your database too.
Loren Johns
Stuart, FL
> On Nov 1, 2020, at 6:01 AM, Brian Kelly wrote:
>
> This can happen if Legacy does not close down correctly. A filename.ldb file
> is left in the folder where your file is stored. It can also
This can happen if Legacy does not close down correctly. A filename.ldb
file is left in the folder where your file is stored. It can also happen
if you have Legacy Charting or Legacy Family Search running when you try
to open Legacy because those modules also open your family file.
Shut down
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