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1. Re: Re FTM [1]
On Sun, 15 Jun 2003 06:46:46 -0000, "Hugh Watkins" wrote: > >"ChrisD" wrote in message news:bcfjrv$24o$1@news8.svr.pol.co.uk... >> I have not been on this newsgroup for some years until yesterday & it is >> interesting the same FTM thread's still abound - namely the lack of any real >> enhancements to FTM since version 5. >> >> I am still on version 5 & have just purchased a cheap version 9 from EBay >> which I await delivery so I perhaps will be
2. Re: legacy upgrade interrupted [1]
David Shapiro wrote in message news:... > Last night I decided it was time to upgrade my (free edition) of > Legacy 4.0 with the latest builds. All was going well and I finished > downloading legacy.exe but then my connection was interrupted and when > I renewed it I could not reconnect. Now when I try opening legacy > first I get a message saying my serial number is incorrect (and there > is none since I'm using the free edition) and then i
3. Re: FTM 11 [1]
On Sun, 08 Jun 2003 01:01:11 GMT, "Hofmann Family" wrote: >Ian, That is an absurb statement. > >Hofmann >www.hofmann-pages.com > >"Ian" <5345@hfhfgh.com> wrote in message >news:MPG.194bd592eedcbf4498968d@news.iinet.net.au... >> >> I can almost guarantee that whatever the NEW additions are in version 11 >> they'll be as insignificant as all the other updates since v5. >> Why? It seemed reasonable to me. It's perfectly reasonable to make predictions of the future based on events of the
4. Re: FTM [1]
> You may have to in order to use their fancy >proprietary stuff, but ordinary programs written for plain >Windows still work fine and will continue to do so. > >Doug McDonald You obviously have not read anything about the future of "Windows" and the absolutely new proprietary non-file based structure they intend to create. No more x86 No more cooperation with the feds. Rename it, blow off all the lawsuit agreements and screw the world. The last name thing you want to do is reinvent the wheel. Make a
5. Re: People Search Tools [1]
In article <3EE5E59F.BD0972A3@texas.net>, Gregory Hernandez wrote: > the link sends you to a site where Net-Detective is sold. Just saw a story on last night's news about a business with an unsatisfactory BBB rating, a pattern of customer complaints, not giving refunds as promised. Wonder if that's the same "net-detective" or whether there are two of them by the same name? Hmmm. Robert Riches spamtrap42@verizon.net (Yes, that is one of my email addresses.)
6. Re: GenSmarts Launched [1]
Yes, for now. We'll add England and Canada shortly (over the next 3 months), then others as we get requests. GenSmarts Support PB wrote in message news:... > Nice Progam, but mostly for research in the USA? > > > > On 28 Jun 2003 14:23:05 -0700, usenet@gensmarts.com (GenSmarts) wrote: > > >GenSmarts, a utility that uses artificial intelligence to analyze your > >family tree and produce customized research suggestions and online > >research
7. Re: Help with scanning [1]
Simon Passey wrote: > Hi, > > It's all to do with pixels and what you want to do with it. > > 1) If you want a printable copy: > Scan at 300 dpi at 100% This is good enough to print on a home printer, any > higher is wasted on a home printer. A sheet of A4 is 11.7 inches by 8.3 > inches wide. This means the out size in pixels will be 3510 (11.7 x 300) by > 2490 (8.3 x 300). Compare this pixel size to the one below. > > 2) If you want to view on the screen: > It doesn't matter what the dpi (this is how ma
8. Re: gedHTree [1]
I've used it, and it took some playing around with the settings to get the output I liked. A couple of things I did learn - if you have some people in your GEDcom that aren't ancestors of the person you select as the root, you will have errors. Try generating your GEDcom using descendants of your oldest known ancestor or using ancestors of your youngest descendant. Then, select yourself as the primary root of the gedhtree output. Here are the pages I generated. http://www.kienowfamily.org/ghtout/ghtindex.h
9. Re: FTM v10 [1]
In article , l.a.robertson@tnw.tudelft.nl says... > > "Ian" wrote in message > news:MPG.195d0459ec947296989698@news.iinet.net.au... > > FTM has fallen way behind other Gen programs over the years. I've used > > v3, v5, v8 and v10 and I challenge anyone to tell me any major USEFUL > > additions since v5. > > > This is beginning to feel like Groundhog day.... If you're not trolling, > why keep repeating the same message? > The other burning qu
10. Re: ebeling genealogy [1]
Bruce Ebeling wrote in message news:bc8fk3$ic6$1@news.astound.net... > Looking for information on Heinrich Ebeling. He immigrated to usa in 1885. > Looking for any information on his life before he immigrated to USA. > He is from Duddenhausen, Hanover, Germany. Can't locate any more information > about him. Can anyone help. > Bruce > > Hanover could be Hannover. Linda
11. Re: Clooz [1]
lvc wrote: > > I'm considering moving all my genealogy data to Clooz. It's going to take > an enormous amount of time, and then my filing system will be dependant on > this program. I have a reasonably organized filing system now (although > surname-based instead of record type-based). However, I'm overwhelmed > trying to analyze all the data. > > Does anyone have an opinion on Clooz? I'm worried that the company will > fade away - the software isn't updated that often. Also, if this is such a > grea
12. Re: FTM 11 [1]
Ian, Why are you hiding behind a bogus email address? My emails to hfhfgh.com are bounced. On Sun, 8 Jun 2003 20:37:07 +0800, Ian <5345@hfhfgh.com> appears to have written: >Not absurd, just realistic. > >FTM has fallen way behind other Gen programs over the years. I've used >v3, v5, v8 and v10 and I challenge anyone to tell me any major USEFUL >additions since v5. > >It took them 9 versions before they managed to put "Go back", "Go >forward" buttons on the toolbar. > >The mapping part of the prog
13. Re: FTM [1]
Doug McDonald wrote in message news:3EE9E10C.EE593698@scs.uiuc.edu... > ChrisD wrote: > > possibly Legacy 4.0 evaluation > > which recently won some awards so if any of you are using those products > > lets here your comments. > > > I've tried FTM 9, Legacy 4 and PAF. > > I found PAF to have nothing the other two did not. > > I found FTM to be seriously lacking in most respects, > but liked the graphical charts. > > I liked Legacy best for most purposes. So I keep my > data in it. I
14. Re: test - please ignore [1]
Not deleted - just slow processing? Part of the answer may be that the server seems to be putting the title into the index before making the message body available. Anyway my message is there now. "Peter J. Seymour" wrote: > > why are my messages being deleted?????
15. Re: PAF v5.2 Marriage Indicator in Book Report [1]
Thanks for the tip, Dynbach - that's a great start (should have thought of that myself!). One issue, I have tons of pictures that I have attached to many individuals and requested that they print with the Book Report. Looks great in PAF, but when printing to a the .rtf file, the holder for the picture is there, but the picture is not included. Anyway to avoid going back and reinserted each picture each time I want to print these reports? Thanks for any insights. Charlie >"Dynbach"
16. Re: Brothers Keeper help [1]
Someone who looks an awful lot like Doug Holtz wrote: > Howdy; > I added 10 children to the wrong family in Brother's Keeper 5.0 registered > version. I'd like to keep the data I input, but I don't see a way around > deleting them and then adding them to the correct parents. > Does anyone know how I can achieve saving this data and transferring these > children to a different set of parents? I don't know about BK, but in PAF I can add a second set of parents. Can you put them under a
17. FTM in Danish language [1]
If you want to see FTM in another language than English, click her: www.familytreemker.dk Ole P. Bielefeldt, Ry, Denmark
18. Re: FTM [1]
I have not been on this newsgroup for some years until yesterday & it is interesting the same FTM thread's still abound - namely the lack of any real enhancements to FTM since version 5. I am still on version 5 & have just purchased a cheap version 9 from EBay which I await delivery so I perhaps will be in a good position to comment on enhancements having take the mighty leap in versions, so I will pass on my thoughts then. I have to say I do remember being disappointed at the few enhancements from the fi
19. Re: OSGDM - Calling Leif Biberg Kristensen [1]
Peter, I am seeing your messages fine. -- Linda Scheimann Co-Coordinator, Washington Co. WIGenWeb Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~wiwashin/ Robert Heiling wrote in message news:3EE4DCEE.BCC17E32@attbi.com... > "Peter J. Seymour" wrote: > > > Leif, > > If you are around this group, can you make yourself known to me. > > I wish to comment on your OSGDM but I am disinclined to sign up on yahoo > > groups in order to gain access. > > > > Thanks > > Peter > > > > http://www.pjsey.dem
20. Re: Legacy webpage [1]
Simon Passey wrote in message news:bbdvca$sen$1@newsg3.svr.pol.co.uk... > Dear All, > > Can somebody tell me how I can can the default font size when creating > webpages with legacy? At the moment it comes out as extra small. Thank you > in advance. > > Cheers > > Simon Passey > > Be very careful about changing screen fonts. I did this early on for FTM for Windows 3.1 and it messed up the general display -- Linda Scheimann Co-Coordinator, Washington Co. WIGenWeb Project http
21. Re: Legacy 4.. Printing Reports [1]
Also check out Family Tree Supertools (%17.95 download, $19.95 + shipping for CD) at http://www.whollygenes.com/supertools.htm from the people who make The Master Genealogist. PB wrote: >Excellent... Just what I wanted.. Thankyou "The Wiz" > >Peter > > >On Sun, 15 Jun 2003 23:26:09 -0400, the Wiz wrote: > >>You'll need one of the add-on programs such as >>TreeDraw Legacy Edition http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/TreeDrawInfo.asp $29.95 >>(makes the vertical charts
22. Re: Legacy 4.. Printing Reports [1]
You'll need one of the add-on programs such as TreeDraw Legacy Edition http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/TreeDrawInfo.asp $29.95 (makes the vertical charts) or Legacy Charting Companion http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/LCComp.asp for $19.95 (makes horizontal charts). Both are download only. There's also a shareware version of TreeDraw that can use GEDCOM files (easy to create with Legacy). This would let you determine whether it can produce a chart that you like. Check the TreeDraw home page: http://ourw
23. Re: OSGDM - Calling Leif Biberg Kristensen [1]
"Peter J. Seymour" wrote: > Leif, > If you are around this group, can you make yourself known to me. > I wish to comment on your OSGDM but I am disinclined to sign up on yahoo > groups in order to gain access. > > Thanks > Peter > > http://www.pjsey.demon.co.uk/ Your messages are all still posted. IAC, here is an address for him that I had although it's from about 5 yrs ago: Leif Biberg Kristensen mailto:leifkris@alfanett.no Nils Kirkeruds vei 8 B phone: +47 67 13 22 64 N-1313 VXYENENGA, N
24. Re: The Master Genealogist v5 30-day trial download [1]
"Steve Hayes" wrote in message news:3ee69ca0.47002665@news.saix.net... > > The new version of TMG may have fixed the bugs, but I'm not paying anything to > find out whether it has or not. > You don't have to - I clicked on the URL Trevor gave, downloaded the demo and tried it. It has a couple of features I quite like - reading other formats without need of gedcom for example, but I don't think it's special enough to make me rush out and buy it. FTM does much better trees, for example. L
25. Re: crashes on SHutdown after downloading lots of WINDOWS UPDATE [1]
On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 12:44:42 +0200, Andrew Venis wrote: >On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 07:55:38 +0000 (UTC), >andreajclark@balgowan23.freeserve.co.uk ("Andrea CLARK") wrote: > >>Doug >>No it was not a virus -I have spotted that one before now before my Norton! >> >>This was in the start menu >Windows Update & takes you to the genuine >>Microsoft site.I downloaded all the ones recommended as I read that the >>support for WINDOW 98 was being withdrawn soon. >>Since I have it freezes on shuts down
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