You mentioned Anyone with an internet connection can look at other people's
web pages at Freepages, and there is nothing stopping anyone from copying the
data found within. There is no facility there for downloading a GEDCOM from
those pages.
I believe the option to allow download a GEDCOM
I understood from earlier communications with Technical that at least one of
these problems would be corrected with the latest update, but apparently not.
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From: CE WOOD
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1. The Individual Report does not include Marriage Events whether these
are for the person's marriage(s) or are shared from another couple so
electing to include shared events will not include shared marriage events.
2. Your assumption that sharing a marriage event means that it becomes a
shared
That's why I don't use any of those public webpages such as ancestry or
rootsweb.
With TNG (The Next Generation) which I recommended in an earlier post, and with
MyHeritage, and perhaps other web programs, your information can be totally
private if you choose. That way, you can include
I got the most disconcerting shut down and message, There was no error
number just that it could not open my fdb
I went looking for a backup that would open and my most recent one obliged
me but i would like to know what went wrong and how to avoid it.
I found three files from today (when it
MyHeritage has multiple search facilities with various filtering options so you
don't have to slog through the thousands of matches it finds.
In addition to searching other MyHeritage members' sites (if they are not
totally private), it can search, to name only a few, Family Search, Find A
Cathy,
Yes, I have tried with the Compatible Gender checked and unchecked and in
BOTH cases the results ALWAYS are asking me to compare M vs F
I am using Legacy 7.5 build 7.5.0.278
I can do with the SKIP on the parents, but the programmers should allow the
pop up window box to be moved so that I
I believe the elizh89.fdb.conflict file exists because you are storing
your family file in Dropbox or one of the other systems like MS One
Drive, Google drive etc. and you had the file open on two computers at
once or opened the file on your computer before the file was updated
from a new version
The compatible Gender does seem to be working in Legacy 8 but I have
only done limited testing. Since Legacy 7 is now replaced by Legacy 8
there will be no further fixes issued for that software.
You can re-position screens and they should remember where they last
opened. I just did a test and
I use Avast anti-virus and have been very pleased with it. I have been
disabling Avast when I installed Legacy 8 but after trying everything else
recommended by Legacy support and even more, tonight as an experiment I
completely removed Avast anti-virus. (I used the Revo Uninstaller to insure
I had a child-parent relationship wrong and added the correct mother to the
child. Now I want to add the father to the child, who is already listed as
the mother's husband. But when I click add father, Legacy tells me the
man is already married to the mother, and asks me if I want to add him as
What you need to do is unlink the child from the mother then use Add
Parents and select the existing marriage for the husband and wife to
link him/her to both parents. You may have created a double marriage for
the mother when you liked the child to her alone. One marriage will be
to the husband
I have Avast installed and have had it for several years. I have never
had to disable it to install Legacy.
When I'm installing a new program or new build of Legacy, I have
sometimes used a small free program - EndItAll - with the Action of
Close All. This shuts down any unnecessary programs,
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