Jan Roberts wrote
I have an event which I have called Photograph. In description I write
who is in the photo, in place I may want to put something like 'outside
their house', or 'next to the monument' - in other words, something
which is not strictly a location. I used to be able to do this and
What you need to do is what I have, for different reasons. Go to the master
surname and/or location list. Choose 'Keep what I put' or something like that.
I use it to keep surnames like 'de la Ware' from becoming 'De La Ware' and 'of'
not changing to 'Of'. Also handles McDonald not Mcdonald.
I have a question a request in relation to the answers (that I know I will
get).
When I set up my locations database I allowed for street #, Street
name, Village/small town, Larger town/County, County/Province/Large City,
Country so that it is presented as 35, Main Street, Queniborough,
Peter HOLMES wrote
MY QUESTION is - does Legacy 7.4.0.39 enable me to reverse the
sequencing order with the click of a button/selection of an option? If
so, how do I do it?
On the Master Location List screen tick the check box next to Sort.
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Jenny M Benson
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Hi Jan,
If you would go to Options Customize Data Format Tab , down near
the bottom left, you will see 'Letter Case of Locations'. Select Don't
change what I enter. Then Apply. Save.
Tim
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
Jan Roberts wrote:
I know - I may be in trouble for sending in
Hey all... thanks for the dialog.
Here's what I currently built, using the Cemetery Records template.
University of Rochester River Campus Libraries—Department of Rare
Books, Special Collections and Preservation, Mt. Hope Riverside
Cemetery Records Database and images
I believe it is a database, of 'photocopies'. Each one has a coded name which
is search-able, as the census is. The indexing is done on the name file with
the attachments (photos) following along. It doesn't matter if we disagree, I
would still handle it in Mills as a DB. This may be an
Hello-
I am attempting to cite Japanese civil registration records, known as
koseki, but am having a bit of difficulty in the format of the
citation. Japanese civil registration consists of a family register,
which is started at a specific date (which is listed on the document)
and is
Scott,
I think you've done well with a complicated situation! Some of my comments and
questions would be:
The title of the website item, Mt. Hope and Riverside Cemetery Records should
be in quotes, IMO.
Why did you not include the stamped page number on which Mr. Oswold's name
appears?
Like I said, semantics. I would use the same setups as a census type, which is
a database with photos? Whatever works for you.
Rich in LA CA
--- On Tue, 5/25/10, Connie Sheets clshee...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Connie Sheets clshee...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Sourcing question
To:
In the Edit Event screen, is Edit Event Sentence Definition. Look at Wording
Options. For the various ones with no address available, delete only the
[Address] from the sentence. Experiment
Rich in LA CA
--- On Tue, 5/25/10, David hdb7...@hotmail.com wrote:
From: David hdb7...@hotmail.com
Hi Bruce
I also use individual numbers for filing, but early on started using
UserID's - as that way I believe I can control the numbering. The RIN is a
machine allocated number, and you cannot easily control it - for example
when you merge duplicates, or swap software (heaven forbid). With the
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