"as they say, +1 . I too am interested in this and haven't been able to use/take advantage of it as yet.
...lew..."
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Lewis Hartswick replied to Ron Ware's discussion How to use tagging feature in the group Legacy Family Tree fans
Tammy Jones left a comment for Lewis Hartswick"Thank you for responding. I will send you an email, as I would love to see your information. Any suggestions on where I might find Kentucky Moores?"
Lewis Hartswick commented on Geoff Rasmussen's group Legacy Family Tree fans"How about that! I've used that lots before but never tried it into the Legacy program.
Always between various Windows parts of the OS.
Thanks. ...Lew..."
Lewis Hartswick commented on Geoff Rasmussen's group Legacy Family Tree fans"Is there any way to "copy and paste" from the XP clipboard to the notes in Legacy?
Sure would make entering info I already have in a .txt file into the notes.
...Lew..."
Lewis Hartswick left a comment for Lewis Hartswick"Kate, I don't seem to have any Moores in Maryland. Most all are in PA and a few in Canada (left when the revolution occurred) I'll be happy to send you any or all of the Moore info. if you wish. But please take this to
e-mail I…"
Kate Wagner left a comment for Lewis Hartswick"Lew,
I am interested in a Moore who lived in Baltimore County, MD or thereabouts in the mid to late 1700's. He died about 1777 leaving a wife, Susanna and a daughter, Elizabeth (b. 1777). I am trying to find out if his wife,…"
Lewis Hartswick commented on Geoff Rasmussen's group Legacy Family Tree fans"Horay! It worked. Thanks"
Lewis Hartswick commented on Geoff Rasmussen's group Legacy Family Tree fans"Another problem: Discovered I have two "Family" pages with the same parents
(same RIN nos.) but one has children, the other none. Both parents are shown
as two marriages but same person. 2 questions: how to get rid of the one with
no…"
Lewis Hartswick commented on Geoff Rasmussen's group Legacy Family Tree fans"What program is used to open a " .lwc " file?
...lew..."
Lewis Hartswick commented on Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's group Moore Family Genealogy"I have 266 Moores in my tree. I have extracted the entire list into a PDF file of
29 pages which I will send to any who wish it. If there are points of further interest
in this I will be happy to add what I can. Most of these are in PA as that is…"
Lewis Hartswick commented on Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's group Moore Family Genealogy"Katherine, The Andrew Moore 1688-1753 that I have had a son Andrew Jr. 1733-1801 plus a bunch of other sons and the only daughters I have are:
Margaret Miller Moore 1719-1775, Mary Moore 1718-1756, (by one wife)
and Rachael Moore 1742-1828, Sarah…"
Lewis Hartswick commented on Geoff Rasmussen's group Legacy Family Tree fans"Downloaded the setup from the web site and ran it. Copied the two main DATA
files from the desktop and inserted them in the DATA folder. Works fine now.
Thanks.
...Lew..."
Lewis Hartswick commented on Geoff Rasmussen's group Legacy Family Tree fans"Thanks Ron, I thought that may be the solution. The setup was the one that was
downloaded when the laptop was re-loaded about a year ago. But nothing had been
done in the way of new or changed pgms for a very long time. This error just started
out…"
Lewis Hartswick commented on Geoff Rasmussen's group Legacy Family Tree fans"Thanks for the help on the 3021 error. All fixed now on the desktop BUT now a
problem on the laptop one. I think it's a Windows problem but "any port in a storm".
I get a Run time error 380
Invalid property value
When I try to open…"
Lewis Hartswick commented on Geoff Rasmussen's group Legacy Family Tree fans"Ron or "someone who has had the problem and solved ti" :-)
Recently deleted several names (due to finding they were duplicated) and then
later added some new ones which the program assigned the "un-used" RIN # Fine ; Then…"
Lewis Hartswick commented on Geoff Rasmussen's group Legacy Family Tree fans"Thanks everyone. I am now almost an expert on making lists. :-) Works great!
...Lew..."
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- Hartswick, Shivery, Wasson,
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- Beginning Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- My brother ask me some questions that I couldn't answer.
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Comment Wall (10 comments)
- At 5:47pm on April 8, 2013, Tammy Jones said…
Thank you for responding. I will send you an email, as I would love to see your information. Any suggestions on where I might find Kentucky Moores?
- At 8:53pm on February 17, 2013, Lewis Hartswick said…
Kate, I don't seem to have any Moores in Maryland. Most all are in PA and a few in Canada (left when the revolution occurred) I'll be happy to send you any or all of the Moore info. if you wish. But please take this to
e-mail I can't figure out how to even post here most of the time (not sure if this is working tried once and I think
it disappeared) If I click "add comment and it disappears again :-(
...lew...
- At 6:51pm on February 17, 2013, Kate Wagner said…
Lew,
I am interested in a Moore who lived in Baltimore County, MD or thereabouts in the mid to late 1700's. He died about 1777 leaving a wife, Susanna and a daughter, Elizabeth (b. 1777). I am trying to find out if his wife, Susanna, is Susanna Dornbach/Turnpaugh of Baltimore.
Thanks,
Kate
- At 6:16pm on February 28, 2011,
Sarah Coles said… Hi Lewis,
Just saw your answer here. I don't know why GW didn't notify me by EM. Anyway, I decided per advice of someone that it's not a good idea to store your pictures on C: under Legacy. The issue I have is I am always moving things around on my computer for various reasons so I set up a folder just for Legacy under Documents. Then you can go into Legacy and direct it to find your pictures (under Options) in the that folder as long as you don't intend to move it. Essentially, I am making copies of everything and leaving the originals where they were.
Another reason I do that is I am in the process of writing more books and prefer keeping things separate, if that makes any sense to you. Of course another thing you have to be sure of is that you have plenty of space on your computer to have a lot of files like that.
I have a lot of photos and graphics along with other records on people so I have several folders set up for different families and make sub-folders (sub-directories) within those for individuals. If I don't have too much information on one person than I might just set up a general folder by surname. I don't work that much with Legacy anyway and keep my main family trees on Ancestry.com. I have both Legacy and Family Tree Maker and the new Version 11 is excellent as you can download your whole tree, including graphics. I use Legacy mainly to back up my files and I like some of the reports and do use some graphics and photos that I have set up in the folders as previously mentioned. At least the folder idea is how I do it; otherwise, it gets totally unmanageable as you say by dumping it all into one subdirectory. Others may have more ideas on the subject but that's my input. Thanks for writing.
- At 5:52pm on February 27, 2011, Lewis Hartswick said…
Hmmm! I keep getting confused here. "the comment back" doesn't work so I guess this is the only way to see
if it works.
Sara the questions have to do with what sort of pictures you put in the folders on the Legacy and how you organize
them. I have mostly jpg's of census pages and typed up copies Obits. and a few marriage/divorce pages from
state web sites in jpg form and only a very few "photographs" of people. So in the Legacy program how to
separate them and link to the people. I just did some of the censuses an just put them all (they were all 1930)
in the folder pictures and linked each to all the persons that were on each census. But I can see that by the
time I get all of the material I have in that way it will be completely unmanagable.. So I'm looking for some
idea from someone that has already solved the problem. Does that make sense ?
Lew
- At 9:27am on February 27, 2011, Sarah Coles said…
Hi Lewis,
You left a message on the Legacy page to contact you regarding questions you have. Could you post them here on your page? Maybe I can answer them on here.
- At 8:26am on May 28, 2010,
Gena Philibert Ortega said… - Good morning!
The comments should be in date order with the latest date being at the top. Which group are you looking at?
--Gena
- At 7:32pm on September 5, 2009,
Sherry Hightower said… - No..I am not an official anything, LOL!!..I just create a lot of graphics, not all, but a great many...see the Graphics Design group.
- At 9:36pm on August 29, 2009, Sherry Hightower said…
- At 9:36pm on August 29, 2009, Sherry Hightower said…
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