Hello Brett
Thanks for that comment.
I have changed programs several times over the years and have never
lost the RIN numbers (so far!)
By using Legacy's feature to make the ID numbers the same as the
RINs, (refer to my last E-Mail below), if anything ever went wrong I
can find the RIN numbers
Jan Roberts wrote:
You might be able to guess from my recent questions that I am
generating a lot of reports at the moment and have come across what
appears to be another problem. I have noticed that some of my
sources in the reports do not show the source details. For instance,
a Master
Jan,
Are you using Basic Sources, or Source Writer? Which report(s)?
If Source Writer, after the first citation in some reports, only the Subsequent
Citation (a short citation) will print. That is by design, and is as it should
be.
If you have used a Source Override on a Master Source,
A few comments back:
1. The title of the website is in italics, which you can't see here
because of the Plain Text e-mail format.
2. Including the stamped page number is a good idea. I'll have to
experiment with the templates to see which provide the best way to do
this. I suppose the easiest
That's the ticket. You have found what yo needed. Sometimes thinking outside
the box gets you in the correct box. ;-)
Rich in LA CA
--- On Wed, 5/26/10, Scott Hall seh0...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Scott Hall seh0...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Sourcing question
To:
A search of the archives pulled some threads on this topic, but from a
few years back, so I thought revisiting it would be OK.
I'm still trying to figure out the best way to record multiple sources
that provide a single piece of information. There seem to be three
key considerations:
1. Whether
There appears to not be a source template for an obituary retrieved from a
funeral home web site. When I search the
templates for obituary all the results are for newspapers. Do I use a
generic or basic template?
Bobby Johnson
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Sorry - yes, Basic Sources.
Never used Source Override.
Descendant Narrative.
Cheers
Jan
-Original Message-
From: Connie Sheets [mailto:clshee...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, 27 May 2010 1:35
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] source citations in reports
Jan,
Well, I guess they could be subsequent citations of the same Master Source, but
the detail is different so they should all print.
I use Basic Sources (sorry, forgot to mention that) so no issue re templates.
Cheers
Jan
-Original Message-
From: Ward Walker [mailto:wnkwal...@rogers.com]
I'm new to the list, so forgive me if this covers old ground (I couldn't figure
out how to get to the archives, if there are any).
I'm teaching a class on personal timelines, so I started creating one for
myself. I figured it was a good place to start. I pulled my family group and
four
Maureen Lake wrote:
I'm new to the list, so forgive me if this covers old ground (I
couldn't figure out how to get to the archives, if there are any).
I'm teaching a class on personal timelines, so I started creating one
for myself. I figured it was a good place to start. I pulled my
family
Okay, so if I'm following the logic here, by rights I should be able to export
a new GEDCom with all the updated data. I should then be able to turn thatinto
a .txt file which I can inport into an Excel spreadsheet, eliminate the data
that refers to me, save it as a timeline into the timelines
Maureen,
I'm afraid you lost me from line 1, but like I said it's now tomorrow here!
I don't understand where your GEDCOM comes into it! Ah! I think I see where
you are coming from. If you are asking whether you can export your data from
Legacy to a GEDCOM and then get it into Excel in a format
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