septembre 2016 05:21
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Objet : Re: [LegacyUG] Bing versus Google maps
Rune,
In the Master Location List, highlight the location that is wrongly mapped.
If it's just a bit wrong, just pull the map and right click where the pin
should be.
If it's a lot wrong, cli
Deviating from the topic slightly...
Does anyone have any experience of the "Map My Family Tree" add-on.
How does it compare with the standard mapping and Google for that
matter; particularly for the British Isles and the rest of Europe.
Any info gladly received
Thanks
Keith Drury Myers
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Rune,
In the Master Location List, highlight the location that is wrongly mapped.
If it's just a bit wrong, just pull the map and right click where the
pin should be.
If it's a lot wrong, click the Geo-code button at the top of the screen.
Choose: Do not auto geo code this location. That removes
Yes, how to correct an auto pinned location?
I have the list of places were I can see the coordinates and that Bing has
“guessed” them but I can’t clear the “guess”, to do so I have to go to the
Edit and there clear the latitude and longitude. Only then will the box be
visible where I can stop Bing
Sorry, Cathy, I doubt age is the problem! I'm one of the complainers at age
84. Geography is my problem with Bing, the Bing index is very poor for UK
both rural and cities.
Mary Young
On 13 Sep 2016 03:18, "Cathy Pinner" wrote:
Crystal,
With any automatic mapping, you have to check the location
Crystal,
With any automatic mapping, you have to check the location. You can
shift the Pin in Legacy Mapping by right clicking on the map.
I check all mapping and mark the verified column in the Master Location
list when I know the pin is in the right place.
I'm just amazed at how often the Bing
rlier in the thread.
Legacy's ability to convert from decimal to degrees and vice-versa is a
god-send!!
CE
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I agree that the mapping in Legacy needs significant improvements. I am
constantly correcting it.
Michelle H
On Sep 12, 2016 01:14, "Rune Mattsson" wrote:
> I’m getting crazy at the maps provided by Bing
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> I have several hundreds of small islands in the Baltic Sea where I know
> people have b
Bob (Robert57P_gmail)
Tried, and it worked (with the coordinates showing in decimal degrees).
But, if Legacy is using Bing, why is this spot not visible in Legacy?
And as I wrote, i have hundreds of similar cases, not only small islands
but even small villages and roads whose names appear and a
I have an issue with the maps. It shows some of my family, like my dad for
example living in places I know he never lived. In one particular instance
I thought maybe I put a census source in for my dad that actually was a
source for a different Ed Emory. But I checked and I had the correct
Frankli
: 12 September, 2016 1:07 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyusers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Bing versus Google maps
Ah, another 'use Google maps, not Bing maps' discussion. The last time I
noted such a discussion was just over three years ago by a large part of the
group that was supposed
Ah, another 'use Google maps, not Bing maps' discussion. The last time I
noted such a discussion was just over three years ago by a large part of the
group that was supposed to be beta testing FTM 2014. I stayed out of that
dispute (the group never received a response from the development staff),
y
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On 12 Sep 2016 17:39, Rune Mattsson wrote:
Try to go to the same location in Bing: ONLY WATER!
According to Americans, there is nothing outside of America :-)
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From: Rune
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Sent: Monday, September 12, 2016 3:21 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Bing versus Google maps
Bing is not good at all!!
We "hate" Bing in Norway!
Please give us Google Map!!
Med vennlig h
Bing is not good at all!!
We "hate" Bing in Norway!
Please give us Google Map!!
Med vennlig hilsen / Yours
Rune Fosberg
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Yes, I find Bing Maps are inferior to Google Maps for my area of interest,
UK.
I've been requesting a switch to Google Maps, or at least user choice, for
years, virtually since maps were made available within Legacy.
On 12 Sep 2016 08:26, "Douglas Tighe" wrote:
> Yes I must agree hole heartly. B
Yes I must agree hole heartly. Bing not good in Australia.
Regards Doug Tighe
> On 12 Sep 2016, at 17:13, Rune Mattsson wrote:
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> I’m getting crazy at the maps provided by Bing
>
> I have several hundreds of small islands in the Baltic Sea where I know
> people have been born, lived and die
I’m getting crazy at the maps provided by Bing
I have several hundreds of small islands in the Baltic Sea where I know
people have been born, lived and died, sometimes there are still living
people.
These islands do not exist according to Bing, when I enter their names
guesses Bing and misplace t
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