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1. Re: Tripod & genealogy [1]
Lori wrote: > >Does anyone know what's happening at Tripod? Many, perhaps hundreds, > >of geneaolgy pages at Tripod disappeared over the weekend without > >warning, and I've been told by page owners that their inquiries are > >being ignored. > > Mine genealogy pages at Tripod disappeared today too! A news flash on > their page says Violation of Policy!???? > > And no reply from Tripod yet. > > Lori From another newsgroup it is reported that Tripod had a software problem, the software that removes web sit
2. Re: HTML individual summary sheets? [1]
Peter Bilbrough (Peter.Jen@nospam-btinternet.com) wrote: : The free Legacy 3 download will allow you to generate a web presence from : your file with a page per individual in html format. Silly me - and I use Legacy and PAF as my primary programs. Didn't think to check there! As long as Legacy keeps the filenames the same every time I generate the pages, we're good to go. Thanks for pointing out what should have been obvious to me, Dave Hinz
3. Should I keep UFT? [1]
Hi, again - I'm still searching for the right software program... Well, I purchased a copy of Ultimate Family Tree - Platinum, for $8.74, thru eBay (unopened box). I understand that UFT is no longer being supported, and that there is a discount to upgrade to TMG, if you have UFT. I also just found out that this may be an older version of UFT (2.8? - maybe earlier? I can't tell, because the box hasn't been opened, yet). So, the question is: What do I do with this software? Do I open the box, and
4. Re: How big is the Tripod debacle? [1]
On 21 Mar 2001 22:57:24 -0700, vctinney@dcn.davis.ca.us (Chris & Tom Tinney, Sr.) wrote: >Current business revenue losses and income >projection reductions nationwide, [in the >USA], are causing cost cutting measures >and restructuring changes on the Internet. > >Discontinuing free resources, (to >compensate for revenue drop), can >seriously affect "hobbies" online, such >as genealogy and family history. For >example, Cyndi's List appears to have >greatly increased commercial, business >and marketplace li
5. World Family Tree Search [1]

Click Here For World Family Search -- Posted from ebi.library.ucla.edu [164.67.42.5] via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG

6. Re: Condolences to Paul Burchfield [1]
Personal attacks aside, even if they are warranted. FTM is still a crappy product. If Paul can't handle it, then he needs to leave. Paul single-handly made this newsgroup an unfriendly place. If he were to leave, the group will quiet down. He can even lie and tell us all that he is going onto other functions in life, none of which pertain to the crappy product he is selling here. Anyone that thinks Paul adds no value should be thanked for having the fortitude to say as much. "Derek Salt"
7. Batch files [1]
Hi, I've just rebuilt my tower, problems. Floppy works, CD works, Drives are reconised. I insert startup disk, it proceeds okay to the end but no prompt. The message I get is "Insert disk with batch file press any key to continue". What do I do now. Help please. Thanks Hal Watkinson [Kent].
8. Re: Genealogy World Family Tree & More [1]
Allem (donotreply@interbulletin.bogus) wrote: : http://www.nvo.com/addis : http://www.geocities.com/ambbessa/belt.html As a warning - this spam keeps getting reposted very very often, and the sender allegedly can't be stopped. Don't send them any money.
9. Legacy3 vs TMG [1]
Ok, I've gotten my list from a bunch of you, and have tried out a bunch of genealogy software programs (GenoPro, PAF 5, FTM, Kindred Konnections, Brothers Keeper, Legacy 3, and UFT). I still have a copy of Generations Family Tree (the 21CD Millennium Edition) that I have to try, but I doubt it will be better (for me) than what I've already found out. Gotta keep an open mind, though! So, out of everything I've tried, I like Legacy 3 the best (well, I like UFT also, but don't want to invest my time i
10. Re: Software help in merging overlapping databases [1]
> not just duplicate >people, but disparities on the data on people. Does there exist >ANYWHERE software which will help in merging such files? I would like, >at least, the ability to display two versions of the entry of a person >and to be able to transfer data between them, including links to other >people. I don't expect the software to correctly identify the matches, >though it could give hints. The Master Genealogist (TMG) will do this once all files are merged into one file. It will even let you k
11. Re: So, where is the money ? [1]
Carole Allen (newteapot@home.com) wrote: : You know, genealogy existed long before the "net" and lack of free : sites notwithstanding, it will be around after. It just means people : will have to rely on their libraries, genealogical societies, etc. : like we all did pre-net days. And we pay for those too, through dues : or taxes. Not everyone who is running genealogy servers on the internet is doing it for money; I'm doing it because I want to share good information. : There's no free lunch folks. Sur
12. Re: software recomendation request [1]
Eric Bentley (eric_bentley@iname.com) wrote: : Well, I hope I am not opening a Pandora's box, but here goes... : I am interested in a program that will help me keep my contact logs in : order. Something like clooz (www.clooz.com) seems to be a partial : solution (SNIP) Well, I keep seeing people ask about clooz, but none of them have ever reported back what they found out about it. Back when deja was still around, I looked and could only find questions. If you try it, it'd be nice if you could write s
13. Printing problems PAF 5 [1]
Some friends and I have recently downloaded the new version of PAF, 5. Mine prints fine. When they try to print they get an error about their page settings being not wide enough and incorrect. They have to go into the Page settings and fiddle with the margins etc., and yet they still can't print properly. I've printed using W98 and W2K Pro, they use W98. I've printed to HP Deskjet 990Cse and HP 4 and HP4L. They have tried with the HP4, to no avail. Has anyone else seen this? Thanks, Denise ----- Po
14. Re: test [1]
Don Nickell (dnickell@micron.net) wrote: : Ryan, did you know there's a NG called "alt.test" just for this sort of : thing? I was told that here, in no uncertain, unfriendly, terms, some : time back. This is a friendly reminder. ;-) Another nice thing about alt.test, is that there are machines all around the world which will automatically email you when your post shows up in their part of the world. Lets you know not only if, but how fast, your message gets out. I always figured the folks that setup tho
15. PAF5 BUG [1]
I have just noticed a problem with PAF 5.0 When inputting Ocupation it warns that the date entered is not standard. Also pull down menu shows dates. Obviously a pointer in the program is incorrect. Any other users noticed this problem. Bill Shurben --
16. New Rules: Register Www.John.Surname But Www.John.Doe Is Gone [1]
New rules let you register your family name as a web address. http://www.surnamereg.net Let Your Family Know Where To Find You. New Rules Let You Create A Net Identity That Is All About YOU!!! http://www.surnamereg.net 88,977 Surnames, if it is not listed, they will add it. Straight Forward www.jane.smith www.john.smith Or Get Creative www.mom.smith www.dad.rocks www.johnloves.jane I think it's a great idea for people who play the name game.
17. Re: TMG and Windows ME [1]
>When is this version 5 due out?? > When Bob decides it is ready for release . -- His Jadedness, Andy; http://members.aol.com/agh3rd/index.htm "Nec petita nec cupita approbatio tua"
18. Re: Batch files [1]
Hi Bob, thanks for trying to help. The disk I insert is a Microsoft [98]Boot disk, any ideas? Hal
19. Re: Condolences to Paul Burchfield [1]
"Feather Higueroa" wrote: >You have my sincere sympathy (almost pity) for having >sacrificed your personal integrity for the past 3 or more years >hopelessly defending a bad product and a slimy company. >And all this for only money. > >With your singleminded devotion to personal service like this, >but to such an unworthy cause, you could really go places if >you only had your priorities in order. I agree with Feather, FTM is for losers and fools, and the biggest
20. Re: Condolences to Paul Burchfield [1]
Lizzard wrote : >Definitely a genius to fool us all. > >Re-sends own message pretending it is from Heather. Hey, get the clever >word play there, Feather Higueroa, too too intellectually challenging, >hey? What pretend it's me Feather Higueroa, baby, dear. Come on over and give the troll a big sloppery lick with your big lizzard tongue. >You WHOM is supporting it? Nah. Scattering WHOMs in the wrong places >doesn't make you sound grown up. Just advertises your ignorance. Ah,
21. Re: Should I keep UFT? [1]
Thanks for the advice. The reason I was aprehensive about keeping UFT, is that there is no support for it, anymore, and there will be no more upgrades. So, the questions are: Should I upgrade now, while I still get a 20% discount on TMG? Or, are Legacy or PAF good enough for now? Or, will the UFT I have be good enough for a couple years? "Edward A. Feustel" wrote in <3AA7D3C2.7C74BBAE@ists.dartmouth.edu>: >You should consider keeping UFT. The latest version of UFT
22. Re: Printing Special Offer [1]
Robert Heiling (rheil@qwest.net) wrote: : Ron O'Neill wrote: : > Order any printed Family Tree and you will : > : > Kindest regards, Ron O'Neill : There is a newsgroup set aside especially for commercial postings, : soc.genealogy.marketplace, and the ethical businesses have made it their : practice to post there. You appear to think that you can spam UseNet at : will as this is not your first such post in this and other newsgroups. Well, to be fair, it's not his first post by any means. However,
23. Re: CHANGING SERVER [1]
John Zillwood (jzillwood@home.com) wrote: : I went one step further and bought my own domain, parked it at an ISP and : have all my email forwarded to my regular account. This way I can change : ISPs or even if my ISP goes out of business I still retain a solid email : address. And one day, when I get around to it, I can set up my web pages at : my own URL, www.zillwood.com. This is similar to the approach I took - www.davehinz.com used to be parked at an ISP, now it's on my own server on a friend's T1
24. Make Money $$$$$$$$$$$$$ [1]
STEP 1: Get 6 separate pieces of paper and write the following on each piece of paper "PLEASE PUT ME ON YOUR MAILING LIST." Now get 6 US $1.00 bills and place ONE inside EACH of the 6 pieces of paper so the bill will not be seen through the envelope to prevent thievery. Next, place one paper in each of the 6 envelopes and seal them. You should now have 6 sealed envelopes, each with a piece of paper stating the above phrase, your name and address, and a $1.00 bill. What you are doing is creating a se
25. Re: Request to a Netscape user [1]
On Sun, 25 Mar 2001 12:06:32 +0100, "Robert Burgoyne" wrote: >Thanks for all the replies folks. > >Any suggestions as to how I can overcome the problem !!! > The answer is in your TABLE tags. You have one opening Table tag, but do not have a closing /Table tag to go with it. This is always the culprit. Netscape wants you to close any open tables. If you don't, a blank page is shown. Good luck, Cyndi
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