How did you define those multiple line titles on the Title Page Screen?
Copy and paste your entry on the title page to show us how you entered
the data.
What did you use for the So and so goes here part of the title page.
Brian
Customer Support
Millennia Corporation
br...@legacyfamilytree.com
I left everything at default. It was Descendants of George Washington Lockey.
Jessica Morgan
On Oct 15, 2014, at 6:14 AM, Brian/Support br...@legacyfamilytree.com wrote:
How did you define those multiple line titles on the Title Page Screen?
Copy and paste your entry on the title page to show
Individual Reports do not have a title page in the Publication Centre.
The title page is defined on the Additional Tab of the Pub Centre. I
pasted your Descendants of George Washington Lockey into the title as
two lines as implied by your original message and there was no overprint
problem.
Yes it is a nice start but very general - Newfoundland did not join
the confederation of Canada until 1949 however my ancestors get thrown
into Canada (Newfoundlanders through and through). And of course we
have the issue of the Austria-Hungary Empire - if your ancestors were
born in Austria,
Hello all,
I hope you will be able to help me with this problem.
I have a new laptop with window 8.1 and I have my
old computer operating on windows XP. I have
the latest version if Legacy 7.5 installed on both, but
I cannot get them to sync. Here's what happens:
I make entries on my laptop
Is there a way to convert reports produced in Legacy 8 that can be converted
into Word for editing?
Al
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On 15 Oct 2014 18:19, Alan Wakenhut wrote:
Is there a way to convert reports produced in Legacy 8 that can be converted
into Word for editing?
Word uses RTF format files. Legacy can produce RTF files. Legacy can also
produce PDF files which, I believe can be read by Word and saved as
Hi Lavern,
It sounds like your problem could be with Dropbox - that is, there is no issue
with Legacy, Win XP, or Win8.1.
I use Dropbox. It can take some time for the files to sync from Dropbox to
the laptop - depending on the size of your file, connections speed, it could be
a few
Mike is correct. Your best bet is to allow Legacy to produce a RTF which Word
can directly open. If you need to bring a PDF file into Word, it takes a little
trick. Word will not directly open a PDF file (assuming that you haven't
installed some sort of 3rd party add-in). To accomplish getting
Al,
See Tips for editing RTF reports created by Legacy at
http://support.legacyfamilytree.com/article/AA-00550
Original Message
From: Alan Wakenhut a...@genealogygenius.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2014 9:36 AM
To: legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: [LegacyUG]
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create a list of War of
Hi Lavern,
Your problem may be that you are not giving it enough time to sync. I
hope you have your XP computer well protected since you are using it online.
However, I'm not clear about your process.
Bob thinks you have your working file only in the Dropbox and that may
be so.
But you said: I
I'd like advice on how to handle the following. A funeral director in
Evansville, IN typed abstracts of thousands of obits over a 50 year period
on index cards from local newspapers. Unfortunately, he did not specify the
name of the paper or obit's date on the card. Using the Source Writer, I
Hi Barton,
Which template did you use in the SourceWriter?
However, to answer your question - the collection, whatever you decide
to call it, is the Master Source.
The name of the person goes in the Source Detail along with any other
information on the Card. eg the Abstract itself I'd put in
Thanks, Cathy, I should have said that. I used:
Newspapers - online images (issued by unrelated content provider)
The problem is that the Source Detail for this template does not provide
a place that I can see where I can indicate who the obit is for - other
than the article field, and that's
Hi Barton,
It doesn't really matter how you use the fields, what matters is the
output. Try it and see. I'd probably use the Article box.
When you're making a template work for something it wasn't really
designed for, that's the price you pay.
Note you've made the Collection you're Master Source
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