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1. Re: [FTST] FTST 1.1 install errors on Win XP Home [1]
Ken Pergrem wrote: > I just purchased TMG 4.0 Silver and FTST 1.1. I have > a Windows XP system and TMG installed fine (minor > problems only); however FTST refuses to install. > > When I try to run D:\setup.exe from the CD-ROM, I get > a dialog box stating that D:\setup.exe is not a valid > Windows executable. Has anyone seen this problem, or > have any ideas as to what's causing it? (or is it just > me?) Thanks for any help you can offer-- Not really any good ideas. Assuming that D:\ is your CD-ROM driv
2. [FTST] Centering Box Charts [1]
When a make an ancestor box chart in VCF, the Chart is always aligned to the left. Is there an easy way to center it? I see that under Options I can specify the distance from the left margin, but I have to do this before I see the chart. Would it not be possible to center or otherwise position the chart after it is made? Ken Wood Ottawa Canada jkwoodis@rogers.com Ken Wood Ottawa Canada jkwoodis@rogers.com
3. Re: [FTST] FTST 1.1 install errors on Win XP Home [1]
Probably because it can not write to the CD (assuming your D: drive is your CD) .. try running it from either START or from your ADD/DELETE programs. Browse for the CD and file setup.exe. Bonita -- Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 4:36 PM Subject: [FTST] FTST 1.1 install errors on Win XP Home Hello, I just purchased TMG 4.0 Silver and FTST 1.1. I have a Windows XP system and TMG installed fine (minor p
4. Re: [FTST] Import / Convert vch files [1]
Hello Bonita. Below is the very quick reply that I received from Bob Velke. ------------------ The two file formats are not compatible. You can run both programs at the same time, however, and drag the older chart and drop it onto a blank canvas on the newer one. Then save the new chart as a VC2 and it has been converted. -Bob ------------------------------ John. ---------------------- ---------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bonita" To: Se
5. Re: [FTST] Accent Problem [1]
On Tue, 05 Mar 2002 13:30:36 -0800 Audrey Phillips writes: > I had my accents all set in one of the datasets then I refreshed the data set from TMGW and lost the accents. On the Accent Definition screen the accents are there and when I try an apply and OK, nothing changes in the data set. The bottom of the screen shows the accents descriptions the way I want them but no accents colors in the data set itself. > > > > > Audrey, Do you have the accents turned on? Check the radio
6. Re: [FTST] Accent Problem [1]
Audrey Phillips wrote: > Next Saturday I am giving our genealogy computer interest group a > presentation of FTST, so I am trying to do get really acqainted with the > program. Any tips I should tell the group? Have you looked at the "Tour" of FTST on the Wholly Genes website? I would think that would offer some good ideas of points to demonstrate. Terry Reigel
7. [FTST] FTST 1.1 install errors on Win XP Home [1]
Hello, I just purchased TMG 4.0 Silver and FTST 1.1. I have a Windows XP system and TMG installed fine (minor problems only); however FTST refuses to install. When I try to run D:\setup.exe from the CD-ROM, I get a dialog box stating that D:\setup.exe is not a valid Windows executable. Has anyone seen this problem, or have any ideas as to what's causing it? (or is it just me?) Thanks for any help you can offer-- --Ken Pergrem krp@attbi.com
8. Re: [FTST] FTST 1.1 install errors on Win XP Home [1]
> When I try to run D:\setup.exe from the CD-ROM, I get > a dialog box stating that D:\setup.exe is not a valid > Windows executable. Has anyone seen this problem, or > have any ideas as to what's causing it? (or is it just > me?) Thanks for any help you can offer-- > --Ken Pergrem > krp@attbi.com Hi Ken. I cannot help with your problem but I recently purchased the software and had problems with it not performing correctly. I contacted their Tech Support and they were amazingly quick and very helpful. It
9. Re: [FTST] Accent just one database?? [1]
Allen: If I can accent all the IDs in my first Data Set .. that would work .. is that what you are talking about? Bonita -- Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas ----- Original Message ----- From: "Allen Mellen" To: Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 10:39 PM Subject: Re: [FTST] Accent just one database?? Bonita wrote: >How can I accent just the first database? You can accent on Data Set ID. I'm not sure that helps, given your other needs. Allen Allen Mell
10. [FTST] Accent Problem [1]
Thanks to Lee and Steven for responding to my problem. But you didn't solve it! The button in definition screen was on. What I figured out was that when I refreshed the dataset, my ancestor flag ( not Ances interest) which had initials of surnames that were to be accented disappeared in FTST. I checked back in TMGW and they were in the flag list with the appropriate initials, strange. I ended up finally deleting the data set and project and then imported from scratch and everything is working fine. I gues
11. [FTST] New User ( Screen shots) [1]
Following my first post to the group about the problems I am having I thought it might be a good idea to upload some screen shots of the problems so that you could all see them. I would appreciate any possible solutions. You can see the screen shots at, http://www.roneil.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/page_4.htm Many thanks, Ron O'Neill
12. Re: [FTST] Accent just one database?? [1]
I had sent a message to Dorothy at WG .. she said that if the one dataset had a specific flag set, I could use it. I was afraid that the dataset ID means the individual's ID. Bonita -- Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas ----- Original Message ----- From: "Allen Mellen" To: Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 8:37 AM Subject: Re: [FTST] Accent just one database?? Bonita wrote: >Allen: > >If I can accent all the IDs in my first Data Set .. that would work .. is >th
13. Re: [FTST] Accent just one database?? [1]
Perfect .. that is what I want. Bonita -- Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terry Reigel" To: Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 2:58 PM Subject: Re: [FTST] Accent just one database?? Bonita wrote: > I had sent a message to Dorothy at WG .. she said that if the one dataset > had a specific flag set, I could use it. I was afraid that the dataset ID > means the individual's ID. No, it means the dataset number -- the number that appears
14. Re: [FTST] Sizing Family and Tree views [1]
Chris wrote: >I already have both options set to 8-point Tahoma. It's not just type that's oversized -- the Close button's about an inch square. :-) The whole view is enormously magnified.< I have a 19" monitor and find that there is an optimal size for the Details view so that the fonts/buttons in Family and Tree view are not so large. Size the Details window while looking at the Tree view until you get a reasonable font size. I believe the magnification may relate to the need to accommodate dif
15. Re: [FTST] FTST 1.1 install errors on Win XP Home [1]
Ken said: >When I try to run D:\setup.exe from the CD-ROM, I get >a dialog box stating that D:\setup.exe is not a valid >Windows executable. Has anyone seen this problem, or >have any ideas as to what's causing it? (or is it just >me?) Thanks for any help you can offer-- Although Ron O'Neil answered that he needed to get a replacement for the EXE, there isn't a general incompatibility here. FTST has been successfully installed and run on thousands of XP systems. Of course, if it turns out that the CD
16. Re: [FTST] Import / Convert vch files [1]
John said: >How does one import or possibly convert the older .vch files to .vc2 files >as used in the latest version of Visual Chart Form. The two file formats are not compatible. You can run both programs at the same time, however, and drag the older chart and drop it onto a blank canvas on the newer one. Then save the new chart as a VC2 and it has been converted. -Bob
17. RE: [FTST] lockups [1]
Oh dear, I wasn't planning on an upgrade for a while, having had to do so to get TMG loaded in the first place a year ago. Thanks for you response however Christopher Regards Lorna McIntosh Waikanae, , NZ -----Original Message----- From: Christopher Brooks [mailto:trib@tributaries.mv.com] Sent: Monday, 11 March 2002 02:31 To: FTST-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [FTST] lockups Lorna wrote: :I do like the product, but is anyone else having trouble with FTST :freezing, and taking MS Word or Outlook with it?
18. Re: [FTST] How many datasets? [1]
Holly Wanless Cochran wrote: >I'm thinking of trying FTST, but before I do, I need to know...is there a >programmed (or practical) limit to the number of datasets or Megs of data >you can have in a project? For example, I run a one-name study that has >about 30 Legacy databases with a total of around 66 MB of data. It would be >interesting to put all of these databases into one project so I could look >for duplicates (crossovers between lines), but could FTST handle it? Would >it work at all, or would it bo
19. Re: Re:[FTST] New User [1]
Hi Richard, thanks for the reply, ATM (at the moment) Tech. Supp. (Technical Support) that's who I meant. I am in contact with technical support at Wholly Genes, sorry for the confusion. Regards Ron ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Cleaveland" To: Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 3:37 AM Subject: Re:[FTST] New User > > I don't know who "ATM tech support" is, but I suggest you contact Wholly > Genes tech support - they are the ones that put the product out.
20. [FTST] How many datasets? [1]
I'm thinking of trying FTST, but before I do, I need to know...is there a programmed (or practical) limit to the number of datasets or Megs of data you can have in a project? For example, I run a one-name study that has about 30 Legacy databases with a total of around 66 MB of data. It would be interesting to put all of these databases into one project so I could look for duplicates (crossovers between lines), but could FTST handle it? Would it work at all, or would it bog down, or would things go swimmingl
21. Re: [FTST] lockups [1]
Yes, but when I ran Norton to test my hardware, I found that one of my memory SDRAMS was failing. Bonita -- Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lorna McIntosh" To: Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 1:17 PM Subject: [FTST] lockups I do like the product, but is anyone else having trouble with FTST freezing, and taking MS Word or Outlook with it? With a fairly large project (approx 30,000 names), it takes a while to load and I'm getting
22. Re: [FTST] Import / Convert vch files [1]
If you try to open them in the current version of VCH, does it not convert them automatically? Bonita -- Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Gregson" To: Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 2:18 PM Subject: [FTST] Import / Convert vch files How does one import or possibly convert the older .vch files to .vc2 files as used in the latest version of Visual Chart Form. John Gregson Dawson Creek, BC flabellum@neonet.bc.ca ==========
23. [FTST] Import / Convert vch files [1]
How does one import or possibly convert the older .vch files to .vc2 files as used in the latest version of Visual Chart Form. John Gregson Dawson Creek, BC flabellum@neonet.bc.ca
24. Re: [FTST] How many datasets? [1]
In a message dated 3/26/02 5:05:31 PM Central Standard Time, hcochran@bigfoot.com writes: > but could FTST handle it? Would > it work at all, or would it bog down, or would things go swimmingly? > > Thanks, > Holly > Depending on your computer- yes. Putting all those sets into one project could take hours.. or until the release of TMG 8.0 Response time would probably range from tolerable to that of an arthritic snail.. -- His Jadedness, Andy Un-Official TMG Wish List Message Board http://m
25. Re: [FTST] lockups [1]
Lorna McIntosh wrote: :I do like the product, but is anyone else having trouble with FTST :freezing, and taking MS Word or Outlook with it? :With a fairly large project (approx 30,000 names), it takes a :while to load and I'm getting sick of rebooting to clear memory, :shut everything out and try again, and again, and again. That used to be my experience with Win 98 and 128 megs of RAM on a P3 machine. FTST took up to a minute and a half to load, frequently froze when trying to compile large indexes (
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