On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 22:09:31 -0400, Jane Sarles
sarlesinsi...@gmail.com wrote:
I went to To Do list on View and added them there. I checked every
filter I could find.
You also need to make sure the Filter Options are set correctly on the
tab on the To-Do Report window.
If, after checking the
Did you try deleting ToDoRpt.usr like I suggested?
On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 09:23:25 -0400, Jane Sarles
sarlesinsi...@gmail.com wrote:
I find that any To Do I originated prior to this month will come up on
preview. Any To Do that I have made this month will not. I upgraded
to the latest version
1. What do people put under source for name? All
records/books/materials discovered in which the name appears? Only
the one it was first discovered? Something else? Nothing?
2. When using a published lineage book as a source (such as the many
family genealogy books published in the 19th
Peter Simpson wrote:
Time to see if this forum can crack a problem.
A number of our user group have been for too long trying every means possible
to achieve what we believed should be the simplest of tasks.
Finally one of our group enquired to Legacy tech support and received a
confusing
To print a To-Do list of General To-Do items (these instructions assume you did
not assign a category or locality when you created the item):
From the Reports Menu:
All ReportsTo Do Items
On the Record Selection Tab: General Tasks Not Tied to An Individual
What To Include Tab: Ensure at
I find that any To Do I originated prior to this month will come up on
preview. Any To Do that I have made this month will not. I upgraded
to the latest version with the month. I think it must be related to
that.
Jane
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 9:08 AM, Jane Sarles sarlesinsi...@gmail.com wrote:
Gene Young wrote:
Peter Simpson wrote:
Time to see if this forum can crack a problem.
A number of our user group have been for too long trying every means
possible to achieve what we believed should be the simplest of tasks.
Finally one of our group enquired to Legacy tech support and
Scott Hall wrote:
1. What do people put under source for name? All
records/books/materials discovered in which the name
appears? Only the one it was first discovered?
Something else? Nothing?
If you're asking what source(s) I assign to the person's name, mostly, I put
those sources
Thanks for the replies. The reason I was asking about names is
because one of my principal sources is a Settler's History published
some 160 years ago which lists the genealogy and descendants of the
first settlers in a particular area. It is from this book, for
example, that I know Ancestor #1
Scott Hall wrote:
Hey again ...
Another question for the group. One of my principal sources has
information like this entry:
'Catherine married Joel C. Homan, son of Thomas H., of Mendham; lived
there, and had children:'
I'm trying to figure out the best way to record in Legacy the of
Ward,
As I tried to explain in my response, perhaps badly, your interpretation of
the meaning is but one of the possibilities. You may be right, on the other
hand of Mendham could refer to Joel.
I'm not taking bets.
Ron Ferguson
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Create your
Scott Hall wrote
1. What do people put under source for name? All
records/books/materials discovered in which the name appears? Only the
one it was first discovered? Something else? Nothing?
It depends! For starts usually the first place I find it, then usually
as many more sources as are
Scott Hall wrote
One of my principal sources has information like this entry:
'Catherine married Joel C. Homan, son of Thomas H., of Mendham; lived
there, and had children:'
I'm trying to figure out the best way to record in Legacy the of and
lived. Do you create custom events and record it
I use it, if I understand your question, When all I have is a name on a list, I
then put the source for the listin the name field. Ex: Mary Smith signed the
guestlist at a wedding (abt 1950). She might have been the date of either the
single man above, or the one below her. None are related
Thank you to everyone who replied to my question.
The programme I was using is Generations Family tree. I have looked back at it
to see if I can switch my information around before creating a gedcom. This
would involve me sending one back from Legacy, switching and then creating a
new one in
Belinda,
I am now very uncertain as to what you are after. In my first post I said
that you can change *all* christenings to baptisms by using
OptionsCustomiseData Format . I was then going off memory, so I have
checked, and right enough my christenings have been changed. I then ran a
Descendant
Have you looked at the Legacy Help file under GedcomsImport?
Baptism versus Christening
Some genealogy programs export christening information into a GEDCOM file using
the BAPM tag instead of CHR. You can have Legacy put this information into the
Christening fields during the import rather
It seems to me that every time you find a source that applies to your
genealogy, you should add it to the event and person, assign it a surety
level and comment on its quality, i.e., primary/secondary, Original/derivate
record, who created it, when, for what purpose, information, and your
Hi, I have just recently downloaded the recent update 7.4 and now have the 2
way arrow icons on each person for synchronising to family search. I can not
do this as I am not a member of the church so is there a way of deleteing
this icon.
Seems silly to have this if it is not available to all who
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