Gail, You sound like my Mom. When she was 90 she was entering her "Ramblings of
an Old Lady" (her life story) into her computer. Her macular degeneration has
finally driven her from the computer at 99, but she's still a joy to be with.
If all the Windows 10 technical stuff gets confusing for
Cappagh,
If I'm understanding you, you want a descendant report (either
Descendant Book Report or Descendant Narrative Book Report) for only
some of your relations. Or would an Ancestor Book Report work better for
what you want. It automatically is only for your direct ancestors but
names
Gail,
Holly has given you excellent method of transferring the media to the
new computer but missed one helpful setting.
It does help to have Options-Customise 6.2 set to the top media folder
on each computer and check on your Windows 7 computer whether in the
Media Folder Master List all
Are you saying that there are 6 generations that were born after you? or
that you are the 7th generation born after your beginning people?
There are several "descendant" reports/charts.
Descendant Chart, Descendant Report, Descendant Narrative Report (from the
Reports Menu) or Descendants (Legacy
I am not sure what to call the report I would like to print, nor how to
print it. Yes, I need some assistance for my 8 decade brain to work
properly.
I would like to take one branch of my family. I am the 7th generation. I
would like to print only the direct descendants of each generation. How
I am not the expert that Cathy is, but here is what I did. I put the media
files from the old computer (I had more than one file) on a usb stick and
copied to the place I wanted them in legacy on the new one. Then I ran the
"media relinker" on the new computer. It did a remarkable job, and then
Hi Gail
Well, this should be simple, but remember that running Legacy on 2
different PCs with no shared data files will cause issues. So the first
questions are :
1. Are they on total separate data files, Legacy .fdb and Media
files. OR have they been shared via Dropbox etc or
Gail,
The simplest way is to copy W7 media files to an external drive. Then copy
the files from the external drive to W10.1
On Fri, Sep 6, 2019 at 11:58 AM Gail Morrow wrote:
> Thank you Cathy Pinner for your reply to my query of 4 Sep.
>
> I am not so good at describing issues so hope this
Thank you Cathy Pinner for your reply to my query of 4 Sep.
I am not so good at describing issues so hope this makes it clearer.
I have two laptops... one with windows 10 and one with windows 7 . Trying
to get used to W10 but not there just yet.
I mostly work on the windows 7 laptop for
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