On 2013/08/22 04:06, Ron Taylor wrote:
There is one unusual way to make use of the User ID. Under Merge
OptionsSpecial Duplicate SearchesFind duplicates using only User ID Number
the
program provides a way to merge based on the contents of the User ID field.
If
a process were to
Hi listers,
Ok I have watched the video and looked through the help but can't find an
answer to this. I have been looking at the Family Search integration interface.
If I select to share something with family search it brings up a dialog box
which has in the bottom left corner Source
The sharing of sources between Legacy and Family Tree is one of the
FamilyTree+ features. Legacy is not yet certified for that feature but
we are working toward getting the FamilyTree+ certifications. When we
have that level of certification your Legacy sources will transfer to
FT.
When you elect
Hi Brian,
OK that explains my left to right transfer question.
As for your question when I try and do a right to left there isn't any options
available. The box heading of SOURCE CITATION OPTIONS is there but there is
nothing under it. I know what should be there because I saw it in the video
The Family Search ID Number will be a merge option in Legacy 8.0
Brian
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And another possibility would be to copy the Family Search ID into the AFN and
use the existing logic that I mentioned.
Ron Taylor
From: Mike Fry emjay...@gmail.com
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2013 1:54 AM
Subject: Re:
I noticed that he demonstrated how you could take/steal a photo from a Family
Tree on the Family Search website and drag it into this Heritage Collector
software on your computer. I would think this is illegal, I've had numerous
photos taken from my website and from where I've posted on
Just to provide a bit more information. With more use I have found that
sometimes the options do display. I'm assuming this might have something to do
with the ACTION that it is about to perform but I'm not sure.
-Original Message-
From: Gavin Nicholson [mailto:gavn...@hotmail.com]
Maybe you are bringing in Info from FT where Legacy does not allow a
source to be assigned. Since you cannot link a source to everything
maybe LFT is smart enough to know you cannot link a source to that
data in Legacy so it is not going to create a citation. Make a note
next time this happens of:
Families 1.8.3 for Android is now available in Android Market/Google Play
and SlideME, and should be available within the next few days in the Amazon
Appstore and Nook Store. This fixes the crash which occurred when opening a
file created with Legacy 7.5.0.268.
Malcolm Green
TelGen Limited
I can see now that if I am trying to bring a person across, say a child that I
might have missing then the source options are not there. However, if I do any
date based item (marriage, birth or death) then that works as does the name of
the actual person I am working on??
Actually I just found
Ron Taylor wrote:
There is one unusual way to make use of the User ID. Under
Merge OptionsSpecial Duplicate SearchesFind duplicates
using only User ID Number the program provides a way to
merge based on the contents of the User ID field. If a
process were to populate User ID with the Family
Malcolm,
When I went to Google Play there are buttons for uninstall and open but how
do you update from the previous version?
Larry Lee
Sent from my Nook HD+
On Aug 22, 2013 6:38 AM, Malcolm Green malc...@telgen.co.uk wrote:
Families 1.8.3 for Android is now available in Android Market/Google
Syble, if like the rest of us who photograph sites for findagrave and other
FREE online sites, you don't mind if people use the pics for their own
(not charging) use. It seems to me that putting these photos in their trees
is OK - a credit would be nice! I would use a watermark if I had a
Thanks to ALL who replied.
FYI I don't plan to print, but save to PDF to distribute to those who wish
a copy.
Thanks Again
chuck
On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 6:16 PM, Wendy Howard wendy.how...@gmail.comwrote:
Interesting option - had not noticed that before. :-)
I thought I'd take a look,
Yes, I don't have a problem with anyone using my photos in the own genealogy
database as long as they or anyone they share it with does not put it online.
I really don't know how to put a watermark on the photo, but I have gone back
and added a copyright to them or Private Photo provided by
I have inherited from my sister a box of old unmarked family pictures going
back to 1900. I am the elder of the family and the only one left with the
undocumented memories. I know I should scan the pictures, but right now I
am looking for a fast and easy way to organize the pictures, labels them
I had a similar problem, I gave a gedcom to a relative for a wedding present,
as with you, a fellow researcher noticed my name and info on Ancestry, this
person had posted the whole file, living individuals with data included. They
removed it and I sent a rather scathing email to the gift
Syble,
Copyright of photos always belongs to the photographer unless assigned by
him/her.
However, one must be very careful when adding photos to sites such as those
which you mention. It is essential to read carefully the detailed terms and
conditions to ensure that they are not being given
Watermarks are easily eliminated using a program such as Photoshop.
Unfortunately, there really is no way to make sure your photos are not used
except to not post them. MyFamily.com used to be secure, but ancestry.com
bought them and has stopped supporting them or keeping them current, trying
I'm sorry to hear of your medical status. We barely avoided
that bullet recently on a relative's 4th bout with the
Big-C. I know exactly how tired you are.
So, believe me when I suggest you're trying to bite off more
than you can chew alone. If you belong to a religious group
of any flavor, ask
Paulette, may I suggest that you contact your nearest Family History Center
and ask them to get some Family History Consultants involved with helping
you.
I know they will do it with pleasure.
Take care
On 22 August 2013 13:36, Paulette Martinez rivo...@gmail.com wrote:
I have inherited from
On her blog today, Michele Lewis gave an example shoeing different headings in
the family view page, rather than the default headings, of:
* Born
* Bapt
* Died
* Buried
* Dth Cau.
Michele had:
* Born
* Died
* Buried
*
It, of course, depends on where the cemetery name is entered.
On Thu, Aug 22, 2013 at 3:12 PM, Alan Wakenhut a...@genealogygenius.comwrote:
On her blog today, Michele Lewis gave an example shoeing different
headings in the family view page, rather than the default headings, of:***
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I guess I should be the one to answer this :) It depends on how you have your
Cemetery information entered. I have cemetery as an event so that I can use
the notes section for the tombstone transcription. Right click the labels and
select EVENT. Once you do that your event list comes up.
If you enter the Cemetery as an Event then you can select to show the Event
in the Family View. Select Event in the Customize window and select the
Cemetery event.
I like to use a Cemetery event for my Cemetery information - there is so
much more you can do with Events than the Cemetery Address
I applaud you for trying to preserve the family photos and history, it sounds
like you have a good start in the right directions.
Syble
From: Paulette Martinez rivo...@gmail.com
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2013 12:36 PM
I think I need to find Michele's blog
On 23/08/2013, at 6:02 AM, Michele Lewis ancestor...@gmail.com wrote:
I guess I should be the one to answer this J It depends on how you have
your Cemetery information entered. I have cemetery as an event so that I can
use the notes section for the
It is at http://ancestoring.blogspot.com :) :) :)
Michele
From: Kathy Thompson [mailto:kmthoms...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2013 4:59 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Customizing Family View Info Display
I think I need to find Michele's blog
BYU has a scanner that will scan all the pictures at one scan per second or
faster to a thumb drive. You could identify the back, then keep them in the
same order so that you can display front and back together while you add the
details in whatever way works. The BYU scanning is free, and
A lot of pictures were taken by my father, who died in 1948, so I
presume I can just use them.
What do I do with pictures taken between 1910 and 1917, obviously by a
professional, but on which
there are no markings indicating who? Most in Phillipsburg, NJ. And
what about a picture
of my father
Paulette:
You’ve touched upon another aspect of genealogy software that I was going to
bring up in a separate thread, but you’ve beaten me to the punch! ☺ As far as
I know, there isn’t a single genealogy product on the market that will manage
an artifacts database alongside the data
Thanks Michele :)
On 23 August 2013 08:07, Michele Lewis ancestor...@gmail.com wrote:
It is at http://ancestoring.blogspot.com J J J
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