Mark,
Thanks for the information. Will file it away for reference as I
develop research in this area.
Dennis
On 8/1/2010 11:01 PM, Mark Wilson wrote:
Ooops! I corrected the history for the Greer County land; the
correction is underlined.
On 01 Aug 2010 06:17 PM, Dennis Sutton
Will try this again since it appears no one responded to it the first time.
Is there a way to save the width settings on the columns once you resize
them in the assigned source window? I have to continuously widen them
every time I open the source window so that I can see the source detail
or I
On 2010/08/02 02:15, Laura Johnson wrote:
Is there a way to save the width settings on the columns once you resize
them in the assigned source window? I have to continuously widen them
every time I open the source window so that I can see the source detail
or I have to click edit to see it.
On 2010/08/02 04:11, Mark Wilson wrote:
On 01 Aug 2010 06:17 PM, Dennis Sutton wrote:
How does one input pre Oklahoma, i.e; Indian Territory or the area
that was once called Northwest Territory (before it was broken down into
States)?
Dennis
Here's a short Oklahoma history lesson:
Laura Johnson wrote:
Will try this again since it appears no one responded to it the first
time.
Is there a way to save the width settings on the columns once you
resize them in the assigned source window? I have to continuously
widen them every time I open the source window so that I can
On 02/08/2010 01:15, Laura Johnson wrote:
Is there a way to save the width settings on the columns once you resize
them in the assigned source window?
I don't think there is. Even more annoying to me is that one can't
permanently re-size the columns in the Events/Facts sections of an
On 02/08/2010 10:43, Laura Johnson wrote:
Will try this again since it appears no one responded to it the first time.
Give people a chance! I read LUG several times a day most days so can
answer queries fairly promptly. As it happens, I read messages just
before midnight last night and again
Donna, as another gmail user I would suggest checking your spam folder. I do
not know why but sometimes LUG mail will wind up going to spam. If this is
what happened, you can do one of two things: you can go into the filtering
options and set LUG mail as NOT SPAM or you can check your spam daily
In a word, No. Hopefully the programmers will be able to find a grid
control which will retain the selected settings after they port Legacy
over to a new programming language.
And to re-emphasize what others have already written to you - please
don't hijack a thread. When you have a new
As I've read all the replies on this thread, I am thoroughly convinced of three
things.
1. The political subdivisions of the United States are nowhere near uniform.
Each state does as it pleases (which is what our Constitution stipulates).
2. Address location anywhere in the UK is only
after they port Legacy over to a new programming language.
Did I fall asleep and miss something?
Brian in CA
-Original Message-
From: Sherry/Support [mailto:she...@legacyfamilytree.com]
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2010 8:44 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re:
Not recently, Brian.
It is common knowledge that the program is being transported from the
current VB6 to VB.Net, mainly so that utf8 coding can be used.
Ron Ferguson
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Oh Ron! You are going to get people all excited. Many emails from support
have advised us it will be a looong time before that happens. As has
been said many times recently, the programmers are focused on FamilySearch to
the detriment of correcting problems reported more than four
It wasn't a report. Someone posted that I had told him something
which I hadn't and he said it was in May. I found it and that he had
corresponded iwth another support person back in January. No black
hole to fall into. That ticket was closed because the question was
answered.
When you send a
the reason most refer only to the French because France was the first to
encourage settlement because they wanted a population as a buffer to the
Spanish territories and they didn't want the British taking their territories
because they didn't have enuff troops to defend against the British.
I was very careful not to say when, nor with which release!! It's obviously
something which must be done sooner or later, and adverse comments on the
release of Legacy7 were not uncommon because the base of the program was
not changed. It is now so dated that it would be crazy for it not to have
Ok, - interesting discussion but it has gone beyond the scope of
entering Oklahoma in Legacy. If you all wish to continue this
discussion on Oklahoma history, please do it off list.
Thanks,
Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Adding the Legacy lists to your Contacts in Gmail might also correct
the problem (if the problem is the mail ending up in the Spam folder).
Evert
On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 4:24 PM, marilyn E B marily...@gmail.com wrote:
Donna, as another gmail user I would suggest checking your spam folder. I do
There are even smaller areas that received nicknames over the years. My
mom-in-law always referred to one area as the Patch. On a census I found,
on the left-hand column, a reference to Groves Patch. I'm now using that as
in ...Area, Township, County, State, Country. It pinpoints exactly
Lana:
I have AniMap and find it invaluable in properly identifying US city/county
locations where county lines changed frequently. It's also extremely helpful
in sorting out the early colonies which also moved their borders from time to
time. My version of AniMap is several years old and
3. or if you're married to someone born there ;-)
Evert
2010/8/2 Brian L. Lightfoot br...@the-lightfoots.com:
As I've read all the replies on this thread, I am thoroughly convinced of
three things.
1. The political subdivisions of the United States are nowhere near uniform.
Each state
I second the applause for AniMap. (Available at LegacyFamilyTree store.) If
anyone wants to take a test drive, it's available (free) at most (all?)
Family History Centers of the LDS Church. The test drive convinced me that I
need it at home.
FWIW I probably use AniMap in a different way than
What exactly does Animap do? I Googled it and got a tiny picture of the
USA in the top corner of my screen with some eastern states coloured in
but with no explanation. Didn't see a FAQ, just a link to buy it.
How many countries does it map? Which ones?
Helen
Legacy User Group guidelines:
RE: The Legacy store, is there any difference if we buy it from the
Legacy website or from the publisher's own website? Does Legacy get a
portion of the sale price? The prices are the same, so I wasn't sure.
Scott
On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 3:04 PM, Dee Ziegler dee.zieg...@gmail.com wrote:
I
http://www.goldbug.com/ANPLUSAD.html
It is animated and works thru the formation of states by date and is
VERY useful. The above site is full of information (the publisher *G*)
Eliz
On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 4:18 PM, ci...@treadles.ca wrote:
What exactly does Animap do? I Googled it and got a
In my family, they weren't there either, yet. But I would use the various
'Nations' as before France/Spain had ownership. Some tribes were there before
and others came from the east; so would try to find details on this. Rich in LA
CA
--- On Mon, 8/2/10, Mike Fry mike...@iafrica.com wrote:
I almost always work from the pedigree view, click on Edit, then Add
Father. Legacy provides a surname from the child, and the given name as
Unknown. Then go to the father, and add the other child or children.
Jay
- Original Message -
From: Ron Ferguson ronfergy@tiscali.co.uk
To:
I am interested in finding a way to have Legacy print out a list of individuals
in my family file who have Marriage Notes. A report which also contains the
actual text the marriage notes, as well as the names of the individuals, would
be extremely helpful.
Tom Herson
Ithaca, NY
Tom,
Try SearchFindDetail Search. In the first box select Marriage then
Marriage Notes not Equal to Blank. Then Create and in the next screen select
Print.
Ron Ferguson
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