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1. genealogy.com adding features when they can't maintain the site already [1]
Why does genealogy.com insist on adding more features and products when the ones they already have lack instructions, are broken or are ignored by their own staff? From prenewswire: Exciting Enhancements Provide Instant Access and Simple Downloads From World's Largest Pedigree Database FREMONT, Calif., June 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Genealogy.com, a division of A&E Television Networks and the leading Internet destination for genealogy research and software, announced today the exciting launch of enhanced featur
2. Re: Virus from official source ?? [1]
Dear Heather What a nasty letter. Firstly I have a lot of answers o0n the Brit list. >No one answers her on the Brit List I also have had much help on computing from this list so wrong Heather. Why not stop flogging a dead horse. Just because you do not like me doesn't mean tosay that everyone else is the same. JUDY.
3. Kinship Archivist at Half Price [1]
Hi all, For a limited time we are offering KINSHIP ARCHIVIST at half price. Normally you would pay $20 (USA) for a (5) year registration but during July and August of 2001 we are offering this same registration for only $10 (USA). Don't miss out on this great value! Register today at: http://www.bmtmicro.com/BMTCatalog/win/kinshiparchivist.html DOWNLOAD IT HERE: Kinship Archivist 2.6.4.j English at: ftp://kinshiparchivist.com/pub/ka/anc025en.exe Sincerely, -- Dan Evjen Singularity
4. Genealogy Software [1]
I was wondering if someone could recommend software for creating and keeping track of ones genealogy. It is not for me personally, but for my father. I don't know much about the 'science' of Genealogy, so forgive my ignorance. What he needs is something that will allow him to handle those 'non conventional' branches. i.e. Divorces, Remarriage, Kids from different Fathers, etc... You know, stuff you would see on Jerry Springer. :) Any information would be appreciated.
5. Re: Virus from official source ?? [1]
Dear Cheryl l>SHORT VERSION: Someone subscribed to the list has the virus on >their personal, home or office or library, computer. For this reason I suggested that everyone on the Glamorgan list checked for the virus on their comnputers. I cannot believe that people will still open these attachments when there has been so much about them on the internet. I have been very careful about operning anything and my Norton checks everything. I just didn't see how it could come with the Digest from the Genb
6. Re: Derelict webmasters [1]
Don Nickell (dnickell@adelphia.net) wrote: : I found GEDCOMtoHTML on the Internet with Google Advanced. Hmmm...author is a : Dan Pidcock...oh, that's you, Dan. The brief description also said I need : Pearl. I looked into that some time back (probably years ago) and it was more : than $100 so opted to stick with an occasional JavaScript. "Perl". It's free these days; I'm quite surprised to read that it ever wasn't. : Guess I'll stick with my oldie, but goodies, Dan. But, I do appreciate the : offer. L
7. Re: XML and GEDCOM [1]
> Anyone working with XML? Are there any formal definitions for using XML for > genealogy data? > Yes, we do, Yes there are. Probably the world's first genealogy program with XML/GedML Export. Have a look here : http://www.dynas-tree.de Gerhard Bauch Software development Raunheim Germany
8. Re: LDS FHCs and Internet access, getting your website ready for those [1]
Amber, I'm a little confused as to how a person can have access to the Internet and not have e-mail. But, I'm often confused because of lack of knowledge. :-) I have a genealogy personal Web Site (not sight!); "personal" in that I'm sole editor, typist, organizer, instigator, promulgator AND sponsor. On my Web Page I have my home address in a couple of places on the Index.htm page, at the top and at the bottom. And if that doesn't do it they can always leave a message in the Guestbook with address and I'l
9. Re: Derelict webmasters [1]
In article <3B66E7C9.87BC8A24@networksplus.net>, Amber says... > >Don Nickell wrote: >> >> Dan Pidcock wrote, in part: >> >> > Ah well you should use a more flexible tool then, like gedcomToHTML >> > ;-) >> Guess I'll stick with my oldie, but goodies, Dan. But, I do appreciate the >> offer. Let me know if I totally misunderstand GEDCOMtoHTML's need for Pearl. >> >> Don > >Actually when it says it requires Perl (there's links to where you can >get Perl at the gedcomToHTML site)...
10. Re: WHERE ARE THE XPERTS ON HERE [1]
Dear Liz Don't start another thread for God's sake. All I was asking was if anyone could deal with the problem. If you read this newsgroup then you will have seen what I am referring to and please just try to stop getting at me. I wrote a perfectly reasonable letter which you just pulled to pieces. If you don't like what I write why not just say nothing. There was no false in formation neither did I try to be anything other than I am - an interested reader who would like to see this sort of thing cl
11. Re: Bad Addresses [1]
Why would I want to do that. J.
12. Re: Ethanol alert, definitely a hoax! [1]
Barney Tyrwhitt-Drake muttered something almost human-like in uk.local.glasgow one day......: > Since your organisation must travel under the acronym of SLOSHED, are we > to assume that you are not teetotal? > P.S. Does DD refer to that well-known Scottish centre forward, Duncan > Disorderly? LOL ! ! -- Send me email, you know want to........all you have to do is change the ' to and S. Its that simple. Gl`'whgn`n - Siempre Borracho
13. Importing to Microsoft Works [1]
I have a database in Microsoft Access which I want to send to a friend who uses Microoft Works. Access does not export in Works format but I'm sure thre is an intermediate format that is common to both programs. I do not have Works and my firend is not computer litereate and unable to help. Could someone with Works be so kind as to tell me which file formats can be imported into the spreadsheet or database parts of Works Many thanks, Barney _______________________________________________________________
14. Re: question about FTM [1]
Doug, one thing I've found about "buggy" software is that if I prepare my HD first before loading it things work much better. I do the usual routine: Scandisk/Defrag then load the program. I've used Legacy a bit, and not had any troubles with bugs. Can you give some examples? We have some people here that are very familiar with it. My old nemisis, Dick Lilenthal, from the Space Race days in southern California, is one that I know very well. But Dick may be asleep under a palm tree in Denver and not see th
15. Re: WHERE ARE THE XPERTS ON HERE [1]
Dear Newbie >what an offensive tone. >i am new to this newsgroup but i have a very clear picture of this Judy >person >already and it is not favorable. I see nothing offensive about my original question which as you will have read was about the dreadfukl suggestive and vulgar headings which have been posted on the group. May I suggest that in future yoiu quote which letter you are referring to so that people can understand what you are talking about. JUDY.
16. Re: Brother's Keeper 6.0 [1]
lmk (mrkirklen@speedfactory.net) wrote: : One hint that the newsgroup is in ENGLISH is that the name : os the group : "soc.genealogy.computing" is in ENGLISH.. That may be, but it's a pretty damn closed-minded genealogist who would take objection to a language in a post they fail to be able to read. After all - how many people here have lines that have never changed the written language? Unless you're purely English, at some point, you'll have to deal with *gasp* learning something.
17. Re: New member with questions [1]
Hi, Ron, I don't regularly use OE, but just wondering about this feature that you mention. I brought OE up and couldn't find *Message, Create Rule* anywhere. Not on the main OE screen's Message pull down nor on the Message screen's Message pulldown. Can you please lead me by the hand? I didn't know it was possible to delete a NG message on the Internet. I thougth, actually have been told by SuperTechs at my ISP that it's out there in Servers forever until it gets flushed from the server's memory. ???? Don
18. Re: genealogy.com [1]
Don Nickell (dnickell@adelphia.net) wrote: : Dave, I don't believe he said you said, "I'm the moderator!" But, your : attitude is rather dictatorial at times. Maybe some of us are a little : sensitive here because of the aggressive attitudes of a couple of : others. Point noted, but I still don't believe me posting "Good point, but it's too bad you don't stand up behind your words by posting your name" (which was, apparently, the statement that started this little debacle), was any kind of "moderation", no
19. FILTER/CENSOR DOESN'T STOP HACKER --in genealogy.com chat room [1]
It is my understanding that last evening when the hackers returned to the chat room the word filter didn't pose a problem to them, they could say "doCUMent" and "pASSage" plus other unpleasant phrases. Once again they took over users names and were posting nasty things for them.
20. Re: MUDClient [1]
Julia Leite (imndixie@nuc.net) wrote: : I downloaded and unzipped a MUDclient, but there is no icon to my : desktop, and I cannot find it in my programs. So what happened to it, : and is it usable? Not sure. Which genealogy program does it relate to? I'm not familiar with it, but could have a look. Dave Hinz
21. Re: Derelict websites [1]
In article <3b6523ff.4144990@news.ic24.net>, danio.hatespam@bigfoot.com says... > >On 29 Jul 2001 17:59:27 -0700, Don Nickell >wrote to yet another "off charter message thread" in the genealogy NG: Shall we carry this to the "alt.html" NG? That's what it's for. They don't allow genealogy questions and we shouldn't allow HTML discussions. But, while we are here: > >[snip] >>A more important problem, and possibly the root of the problem, to me, is >>changes in e-mail that aren't chan
22. Re: Virus from official source ?? [1]
Dear Denis I have been doing backups for a longtime and the only work I lost was work that lay within a bought programme which for some reason my windows 2001 wouldn't accept from my disc. Regards JUDY.
23. Re: WHERE ARE THE XPERTS ON HERE [1]
JJupar (jjupar@aol.com) wrote: : Dear Tweek : What is a congressperson. I live in England and think perhaps you mean Member : of Parliament. That would be your equivalent, yes. : I hardly think that would bring results, do you. Well, perhaps it would allow you to vent to someone else rather than to this group, so I'd say the effect would be overall positive, for us anyway. : JUDY. Dave Hinz
24. Re: New member with questions [1]
"Simmadahn" wrote in message news:... > It's in the Tools menu. Tools>Message Rules>News. > You can mix and match the functions and time frame, etc. I dump my messages > after 7 days. No particular reason for that length of time, except that > that's about all the messages I want to scroll through on a busy group, like > this one. And I do like to have a few days messages to refer to in case > someone forgets to quote :). > Beth Well, thank y
25. Re: Mad modem [1]
Dear Shelley I have had a similar problem with AOL and it was because they had changed tyheir numbers. The old ones would get me through and then I would be cut-off at the most important moments. Have you contacted your ISP to see if they can help you. Regards JUDY
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