Use Tools / Merge Duplicates / Merge with the first one selected, it
will be the left hand. Then use Select Right to get the other one.
Check all of the data and then use Merge Right Individual into Left
Individual.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From
414
All of my files are in OneDrive. How would you suggest I store them
locally?
Dave
On Fri, Dec 16, 2022 at 3:00 AM Chris Hill
wrote:
I know that there are issues with OneDrive, and potentially with any
off-site storage.
The question is whether OneDrive wants, or can, maintain a duplicate
y.. But the problem persists.
Dave
On Thu, Dec 15, 2022 at 11:12 AM Chris Hill
wrote:
The FIRST rule on Legacy images is to ensure that they are located in
the Media folder, or its sub-folders, as specified in Options /
Customise / 6.2.
The SECOND rule is to never rename or relocate them, si
The FIRST rule on Legacy images is to ensure that they are located in
the Media folder, or its sub-folders, as specified in Options /
Customise / 6.2.
The SECOND rule is to never rename or relocate them, since all that
Legacy remembers are the folder and the file name.
The THIRD rule is to
Firstly, Legacy always saves information every time you close a display
for people, marriages, events etc. So, normally there should not be any
issues with force closing the program or PC, which is all that you can
do. When closing the PC, use Restart, not Shutdown, since that will
ensure that
Personally, I just leave then blank and only use Unknown for an unknown
parent where the other one is known, while Legacy sets as a default.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From "Fran Markle"
To "Legacy User Group"
Date 14/06/2022 15:58:01
Subject [LegacyUG] Name Question
I can think of a couple of ways, but do it on a copy of your tree rather
than the master.
1. Tag all of your wife's ancestors, and her. But you then need to find and
add all of the spouses, siblings, parents etc. Then you can export the
tagged records.
2. Preferably, I would remove your marriage
If there are two MRINs then it would imply that there are two separate
marriages between them. You need to look at them and decide which is
correct.
However, firstly I would run a Check and Compress on your database, after a
Backup. That might then remove one of the marriages as an error and
Yes, it does suggest that they wiped the existing partition and
reinstalled Windows from fresh. The normal Windows recovery for Win 10
does include the option of retaining all of your own data and just
leaving you with the option to reinstall your programs.
As a standard I create my files
Thanks for that BUT what are these records and are they important ?
>
>
>
> Cheers from Valerie Garton nee Vaughan in sunny Sydney
>
>
>
> *From:* LegacyUserGroup *On
> Behalf Of *Chris Hill
> *Sent:* Friday, 18 February 2022 10:21 AM
> *To:* Legacy User Group
> *Subje
One of the options when you import a GEDCOM file is for Legacy to save data
records that it cannot import into normal Legacy fields and instead place
them into a Notes record on the person. These are all records that Legacy
does not know how to process.
Regards
Chris
>From my Motorola G6+
On
Very simple. From the individual details there are a couple of ways. The
easiest is to use the small icon of two older people on the left end of
them below the details. Those are the parents, and will allow you to add a
new set of parents or remove the current ones. Alternatively, from a right
The issues with Hints is not down to Legacy. It is limited by the speed
that the websites will response to the requests that it receives and the
limitations that they have put on Legacy, plus if they change their
interface then Legacy has to update the system. That has been the recent
issues with
s a lot of functions and report
options that other programs don’t have. So really don’t understand why
this bug wasn’t fixed. I just don’t believe it needs a lot of rewrite
to put a function that was there for quite some time.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jan 28, 2022, at 10:18, Chris Hill
wr
The problem is that Legacy needs a total rebuild, which I had hoped that
MH would provide the funding.
I have looked at both the MH Family Tree Builder and at Roots magic.
Both have a more modern design and are functional across multiple
operating systems. But they do not seem to have the
Interesting that their website says "Roots Magic can directly import data
from PAF, Legacy, TNG or Family Origins. It also imports GEDCOM files
.". That would imply that it can access the Legacy database and should
be able to copy the media links.
BUT, their support site says that you need to
That is the issue with not having Unicode support, which is also because
the system is based on a 25 year old programming software.
They really need to move from VB6 to a more modern version, but even M/S
admit that they cannot just convert straight to VB.NET without having to
develop the code.
This very depends on WHAT type of genealogy you want to do. Roughly, you
could be looking at
1. A simple tree of everyone who is related to a single person, like your
family and ancestors, and their descendents.
2. An extended tree where you then grow away from the main tree by
following other
The most important thing that everyone needs to do, preferably from the
start, is to be consistent. Define how you want to hold information in
locations, events, media, sources etc.
If you have not done that you will start finding differences on how you
hold information. The problem is that you
Generally, there should be no issues with Win 11, apart from the
differences that MS made that might impact you.
The one thing that I would be concerned about, from other comments, is
that it may try to link your My Documents folder into a link to a
OneDrive cloud solution. DO NOT ALLOW IT DO
On the individual display the MRIN no for the couple is the middle one of
the three numbers at the bottom right corner of the display. Alternatively,
the Marriage List will give you a list of every marriage along with the
MRIN and the individuals
To run a Multiple Lines of Descent, you need to
In addition to the normal .ldb database, Legacy also use a few other
files. In this case, the file was the Main Tree~rc3.rc3. file which is
used to hold relationship information. This can be easily removed and
then recreated when you run the Relationship within the system.
Regards
Chris
If you have been entering incorrect locations then it will have effects.
Firstly, the information will added to the inbuilt location database and
may then be used for other location entries that match. Remember that
Legacy will always show the nearest, ie matching at the start, entries
as you
Since the GEDCOM format is a standardized format created by FamilySearch it
will be possible to import it into any genealogy system, with the only
issue being the ability of the originator to create extra structures with
the GEDCOM format. In practice that would not be a problem since Legacy
would
I think the problem is that users often do not have the understanding of
how Save, Save As and Backup work.
For most software (Word, Excel, Notepad etc.) all of the processing
occurs in memory. These therefore need to be written back onto the disk
before you close the program. One would
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>
> Johan
>
> -Original Message-
> From: LegacyUserGroup On Behalf
> Of Chris Hill
> Sent: 07 July 2021
The issue is that MH is independent of Legacy and is quite entitled to
change its interfaces to suit its own views on what its users might
want. If that then has an impact of other businesses, like Legacy, then
it is down to them to react and modify their own code.
MH might decide to inform
The question is whether you have made links ie children or spouses between
them or not. If not they should in separate trees. You could start at the
top of the tree and then tag everyone who is a dependent of them. Then you
should be able to extract just them and their spouses. Alternatively just
y the very closest non-blood - spouses and close
in-laws are included. There is a point to upping it in the Relationship
Calculator.
Cathy
Chris Hill <mailto:chris.hill.11he...@gmail.com>
Thursday, 11 March 2021 22:37
The usual recommendation seems to be set it to 10 - 20, on the basis
th
The usual recommendation seems to be set it to 10 - 20, on the basis that
your family tree will not be that complex in terms of the number of
generations that it needs to work through looking for a common ancestor. My
largest line is about 14 generations.
That said, I always run with 999 blood
I think that the order in which it sorts children when you have
multiple with the same birth date is a bit undefined. I suspect that it
will use the last updated date to sort them but I am not sure.
Certainly, when stepping through them from the bar between the
individual and spouse I will
In terms of recording cemeteries, marriages etc. I work on a basis of using
the Location table to identify the Place ie. town or village, and to use
the Address table to identify exactly where in the town it was, such as
Cemetery Name, Address, Lat and Long, etc.
Regarding the transfer of the
As I recall all of these are held within the Legacy .fdb database and not
in the .usr files.
Regards
Chris
>From my Motorola G6+
On Fri, 8 Jan 2021, 16:57 , wrote:
>
> The text of all my events has been modified. Since I don't want to redo
> everything, I think to go to one of my backups to
My feeling is that you should import the GEDCOM into a new Legacy file
and verify it, which should be good but might be dependent on how longer
ago you created it. Then you can create a copy of your live Legacy file
and merge the new one into that. That would ensure that you do not
override
If Legacy has determined that you are related, then all that you need to
do is use Tools / Relationship with you on the left and him on the
right. That will show you the path between you, working upwards from you
to the common ancestor and then down from there to him. Note also that
it can
It is on the Help menu.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "sarah hughes"
To: "Legacy User Group"
Sent: 14/11/2020 11:00:37
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy Cloud ending, future backup
option/suggestion
Where do I find the Request Feature option, please. I liked it too, and
I have noticed that one solution to this problem is to close Windows with a
Restart instead of Close. It appears that Close saves the current status of
the system, which might include which files are open, while Restart will
close everything. I don't know why MS do it that way round and I would
These seem to be the normal backup files, which are usually named with
the legacy database name from the .fdb and followed by a date and time
stamp and with extension .zip. Effectively, you can delete any of these,
though I would normally keep the last few plus ones later back if
needed. If
View / Name List / Options / Print and then select the CSV File at
the bottom right and select the fields you want, then click on Create.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: vbgar...@gmail.com
To: "Legacy User Group"
Sent: 05/10/2020 10:34:23
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] I AM
Hi Gillian
You might want to read this post, which I have raised on the Legacy
Facebook page.
>
I am just back to my master PC, the other was on my laptop, and still
running at v339. This works with my looking at my fathers hints with no
problem. Looked at my cousins hints, with
I have the same error with version 9.0.0.339. I updated to version 362,
which I had been avoiding because if the issues with 361, and now get as
far as a Loading hints display from FindMyPast which had been running for a
few minutes.
So it looks like the later version has the correct security
Yes, it was common. I have found a family in the late 19th century in
London baptising 7 children. There are also the cases of a
non-Conformist family converting to Anglican and getting baptised en
masse.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "sarah hughes"
To: "Legacy User
Yes, MS Access will open a Legacy database and SQL queries, and updates,
will work.
That is subject to understanding the format of the tables and the way
that they are linked, which is not publicly released.
Any changes or effects are down to you and only you.
Regards
Chris
--
One answer is that people are using the Legacy group in Facebook, which
also supports images.
Regards
Chris
>From my Motorola G6+
On Fri, 31 Jul 2020, 15:27 Gary Crull, wrote:
> I used to get several e-mail postings from the group almost daily.
>
> Now I seldom get any. What happened? I'd
If you download an image, usually JPG, you can always crop it to just the
part that you need. With suitable tools you should be able to extract the
image from a PDF file and do the same. Also makes it easier to convert the
smaller image to text with OCR.
Regards
Chris
>From my Motorola G6+
On
Yes, very easy. You can use Options and settings 6.1 and 6.2 to specify
where you want the data and media files located, within the area that
Windows can see.
Regards
Chris
>From my Motorola G6+
On Mon, 11 May 2020, 00:33 Scott Hall, wrote:
> Thank you. That was a clear explanation. I
It is quite simple, but not always obvious !
C:\Program Files (x86)\Legacy9 is the running executable program and
its support files. Since Win 8? this file is blocked from normal access
by applications.
C:\ProgramData is a hidden folder used by Windows to hold
installation
One point to think about is what is the image or document are saving,
since that will have an impact on the way that you name it.
So, for census records I have a folder Census, below that I have COUNTRY
YEAR, like England 1841 etc. Below those I have images identified by the
town or village,
me to that somewhere
On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 11:37 AM Chris Hill
wrote:
Hi
The instructions are in the Help system.
You need to open the Other User-Interface Colours entry.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "Gary Crull"
To: "Legacy User Group&
Hi
The instructions are in the Help system.
You need to open the Other User-Interface Colours entry.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "Gary Crull"
To: "Legacy User Group"
Sent: 27/04/2020 15:27:31
Subject: [LegacyUG] Tagging question
I use several of the 9 TAGs
Hi
Win 10 will not allow your programs to create files or folders directly
below C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files (x86), since these are
restricted to programs. That is being dealt with by using
C:\Users\.\AppData\Local\VirtualStore as a way to get around that
limitation, but
You would need to look at some of the 'free' PDF tools like NovaPDF
since these may have the ability to strip data out of a PDF file.
Unfortunately, I have not actually tried it myself, since 99.99% of mine
are from Ancestry and FindMyPast in Jpeg format. Also look at the
website to see if has
This is easy.
You have a child from the original Mum and Dad parents who has a
relationship with her step-father. You simply go to the child record in
the Family view and add her step-father as a 'husband', flagged as not
being a marriage, and then add her child to that relationship. Also
Hi
You need to set City to Saint Helier and Country to Jersey. I always
get annoyed that the always extend St to Saint, when we nearly always
don't.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "Wes Jester"
To: "Mailing List for users of Legacy Family Tree software"
Sent:
ent: 07/04/2020 21:21:50
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Faulty Search
On 07/04/2020 17:41, Chris Hill wrote:
My guess is that there is a 1841 census record (6 Jun 1841) on the person
whose marriage she was a witness to. I think that, logically, a shared event is
always tied back to the orig
There is a link at the bottom of these emails to the web site for account
management, where you can unsubscribe yourself.
Regards
Chris
>From my Motorola G6+
On Wed, 8 Apr 2020, 07:53 Erik Jensen, wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I get a lot of e-mails from the Legacy UG, even I have tried to
>
Hi Jenny
Did the other witness already have a 1841 census event?
Regards
Chris
>From my Motorola G6+
On Tue, 7 Apr 2020, 21:22 Jenny M Benson, wrote:
> On 07/04/2020 17:41, Chris Hill wrote:
> >
> > My guess is that there is a 1841 census record (6 Jun 1841) on th
Hi Jenny
My guess is that there is a 1841 census record (6 Jun 1841) on the
person whose marriage she was a witness to. I think that, logically, a
shared event is always tied back to the original event person rather
than the person it is shared to.
Potentially a programming error,
This is a bit of a guess, but possibly you need to
1.Identify all of the individuals that are in the cemetery and then
tag them. Hopefully you can do that through the search and create a list
of people, then options and advanced tagging followed by Everyone in
Search List and put a tag
ut so far I have not found a way to save it as a .csv
file – all I can do is to print or save it as a pdf file or a jpg file.
Any thoughts or ideas?
Marion
If the power of love could overcome the love of power what a wonderful
world this would be!
From: Chris Hill <mailto:chris
How about using the name list with the name plus the locations and times
for birth, baptism, death, burial, marriage and event. Put that into an
.CSV file and then use Excel to group them by location so that you can
group people by location.
Regards
Chris
>From my Motorola G6+
On Fri, 14 Feb
Hi
Just tried on my Brother DCP-J4120DW printer and it will format in
both portrait and landscape depending on how I set it within Print Setup
option under the main menu, below the chart symbol in top left.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: vbgar...@gmail.com
To:
FamilyTree is really in two parts. One is based on hard evidence,
based on information that anyone can verify - like marriages, baptisms,
censuses etc were one can match the people. Also on family records known
personally. The other part, like all of the trees in Ancestry etc, are
based in
On the GEDCOM Export dio9splay, select the Customise button (bottom
right). Within that you have the ability to decide which parts of your
tree you want to include/exclude The Notes are probably NOTE, MNOTE and
RNOTE.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "ddfish224--- via
Probably nothing to do with Microsoft updates, but probably going to cause
issues with anti-virus software (MS Defender?) or with connections to
websites and servers, like the Legacy backup, MyHeritage etc.
Regards
Chris
>From my Motorola G6+
On Sat, 25 Jan 2020, 22:58 CE WOOD, wrote:
> Why
No problem with me and correctly loads the web page for Legacy News in
Chrome from Legacy Home, and can also run a search on Google.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "Jack Earnshaw"
To: "Legacy User Group"
Sent: 23/01/2020 12:09:08
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Windows Defender
A 'File could not be locked' error usually applies when opening an
Access database which the system thinks is already open. Access creates
a lock file .ldb when it opens a file and removes it when it closes.
The main Legacy database, .fdb, is actually an Access database and
opening
Well my copy of Norton had no issues with the auto-update from the Legacy
program.
Regards
Chris
>From my Motorola G6+
On Wed, 22 Jan 2020, 19:57 Ronald Plaisted,
wrote:
> My norton security will not let me install this update
>
> On Wed, Jan 22, 2020 at 11:34 AM Michele Lewis <
>
Easy, just run a Search for Individuals with the specified Tag set,
generating a Search list. Then from Options and Print you can list the
Individuals and control the fields selected.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "Sky Business Centre via LegacyUserGroup"
To: "Legacy
or a Text File. Have tried both
and when trying to set up all that happens is 'collecting' that never
completes or stops, therefore no results.
I am trying to save and print an INDIVIDUAL report.
I apologize for not leaving complete information!
On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 11:53 AM Chris Hill
Which report are you trying to generate as a file?
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "Cynthia N. Russell"
To: "LEGACY Users Group"
Sent: 17/01/2020 16:14:31
Subject: [LegacyUG] PDF or Text File, unable to save
I would like to set up a PDF, preferred or a Text File. Have
Hi Debbie
You need to be aware about the differences between .JPG and .PDF files,
since they are designed for different tasks.
A JPG file is simply a scan of an image, from a camera or a scan. As such
it is easy to include it within a report since all that is needed is to
convert it to a
Most probably - I have just opened it with Access and there are multiple
references, in multiple tables, to various settings for Options. Not one
that I would want to change without having the Legacy source code and
understanding of what and how they work.
Regards
Chris
-- Original
Interesting word, and I needed to look it up in the OED.
It could be used but it is 'a minor occupation' and originated in the
middle 17th century.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "E. J. Childress via LegacyUserGroup"
To: "Legacy User Group"
Cc: "E. J. Childress"
This will be dependent on what more you know.
It seems that he has a mother, Olive, presumably related to his father, but
in which way - married, partner, step marriage. Do he and her have the same
surname?
Now he has two siblings, or step-siblings. Are they related to the mother?
Are they
I have the Deluxe version and I have generated a chart for 11
generations, not that I would want to print it.
Not certain if the standard version has limits, but I did need to
increase the number of generations on the toolbar.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "E. Nad"
Hi John
I quite agree, Legacy will be stuck with ANSI until they rewrite it.
Given that there is also pressure, from its users, for a Mac version,
and presumably a Linux version, they have a need to develop a new
program and database that is multi-OS compatible. Hopefully, with the
support
jfcardi...@gmail.com) kirjoitti:
Chris Hill wrote:
> NO, the issue is that native VB6 only uses API interfaces
> that are limited to ANSI.
Chris,
That's not true. I've built a dozen or so commercial programs in VB6 that
read/write/manipulate Unicode data, including reading and writin
nd how does this all fit with the very internationally
> oriented owner MyHeritage?
>
> Ben
>
>
>
> *From:* LegacyUserGroup *On
> Behalf Of *Chris Hill
> *Sent:* Tuesday, November 26, 2019 4:19 PM
> *To:* Legacy User Group
> *Subject:* Re: [Lega
estral Quest. Those accept Unicode names.¨
>
> How to help using Special characters ::: Allow Unicode just in
> Alternate Names ?!
>
> ti 26. marrask. 2019 klo 21.23 Chris Hill
> (chris.hill.11he...@gmail.com) kirjoitti:
> >
> > That does not work.
> >
> >
NO, the issue is that native VB6 only uses API interfaces that are limited
to ANSI.
The underlaying database is MS Access, which natively supports Unicode, so
I assume that the interfaces within VB are where they are limited to ANSI.
Yes, there are methods to use Unicode with VB but that seems
That does not work.
Yes, it will happily put an extended character WITHIN a Notes field on
an event, but will not accept them into a name or location etc. But then
save the event and reopen it, and the characters have disappeared.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "Otso
This is a very well known issue with Legacy.
Partially it is because they do not support Unicoded text, and not said
when it will do. They might be because the core of the program was
developed, and still is, in Visual Basic V6. That might be limiting on
the character sets that it can
And it happened elsewhere. I found a family in Cornwall, UK with 14
different spellings spread across Census and BMD records - damn difficult
tracking them down.
Regards
Chris
>From my Motorola G6+
On Sat, 23 Nov 2019, 23:05 Roberta Schwalm,
wrote:
> I've seen a few dillies myself. My
Hi
On the Individual's Information display, click on the Privacy
Settings button and then select the Invisible option. They will not be
included in reports or exports unless the settings for the report or
export explicitly include Invisible people, which you can control within
the report
The problem with loss of quality saving JPG images is inherently
built into the design of the JPG structure. That said, there are a
couple of options.
1. If saving as JPG, the usual is to always ensure that you keep the
quality level to Maximum. I have just looked a marriage record,
Hi Gloria
The Relationship Calculator is extremely easy to use, once you are
used to it. By default, the Left Person will be your default person. If
you are viewing any other person in the tree then that person will
become the Right Person. Otherwise, from the Select. Person buttons
If you go to Tools / Relationships and put you as one side and your 10th
GGF as the other it will show you the path route between you. If there are
multiple paths it should show you all of them. Then you can print out the
structure for them so that you can check through them.
Did the same for
Hi
There are several places within Legacy where you can attach media,
usually photo, files. This could be to an individual, a marriage, to a
virtual items such as a baptism using the + button to the right, to an
event on the individual or marriage, or possibly to a source. Usually,
you
om now on.
Ginny
From: LegacyUserGroup On
Behalf Of Chris Hill
Sent: Wednesday, October 9, 2019 5:38 PM
To: Legacy User Group
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Running compact family file
Hi
That is good to hear. The Compact, ignore my earlier email, should not
remove any information. All that it
Hi
That is good to hear. The Compact, ignore my earlier email, should not
remove any information. All that it does is to compress the various tables
to recover space that had been used by deleted entries.
Basically, Access never overwrites space that had been used by deleted
records. It always
Hi
This should only take a few minutes. If half of the dialog is missing then
you should be able to drag it back into vision. Then see if there is a
button waiting for a response.
Do you have a current backup, which you should always do before running
Check/Repair. If so, restore that and run
Hi
Legacy support site says We are uncertain as to the causes of "3035:
System resource exceeded", which is not that useful.
However, there are known issues with Access, which Legacy uses for
its database, relating to 'System resource exceeded'. One limitation is
the size, physical,
Hi Jenny
There is a Swap husband and wife button on the Edit menu.
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "Jenny M Benson"
To: legacyusergroup@legacyusers.com
Sent: 06/10/2019 14:25:48
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Change sides
On 06/10/2019 14:02, Jenny M Benson wrote:
I just
Hi Bob
Use the Find option in the Search bar. Then use Detailed Search for
an Individual with Tag 5 equal to Tagged. Use that to Create List and
then when the list appears, select Options and Print. Set up the fields
you want in the report or CSV file, and run it.
Regards
Chris
--
I think you need to do this.
On the file that you were modifying you need to locate all of the modified
individuals and export those to a new database, and then merge that file
back into your original file.
You can find the modified records by using the search to look for everyone
with an update
Hi
I think that you have to look at this in a couple of ways.
1. Does it provide you with information that you are not already
getting from other sites, like Ancestry, FindMyPast etc. Note that there
seems to be a 'free' option with a limited number (250?) of individuals
in your
Main menu --> Tools --> Potential Problems --> it is the righthand set
of tabs
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From: "Roberta Schwalm"
To: "Legacy User Group"
Sent: 17/09/2019 15:56:31
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Why an error message??
Looked for the Gaps tab but couldn't find
The Legacy tech support suggesting
1. exporting to a new file and then loading that
2. Restoring to a previous backup
3. Exporting via GEDCOM
http://support.legacyfamilytree.com/article/AA-00466/11/Error-Messages-Problems/Error-3049.html
Regards
Chris
-- Original Message --
From:
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> *Sent:* Saturday, September 7, 2019 6:56 PM
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