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1. Re: [TMG] recording research theories [1]
FranAnd@aol.com wrote: >caroline.gurney@ntlworld.com writes: >Elizabeth Churchett wrote: > >I do have Item Tips turned on, and my Memo field appears when I move the mouse over it--but after a few seconds (less than a minute, at least)the field disappears again. This makes it difficult to read my text,think about it, look at it again, wonder what I was thinking , etc. . . . Is there a way to keep the Item Tip up until I move the cursor away >from it? > >I just did some comparing between v4 and v5. Both
2. Re: [TMG] Fixing Names [1]
In my wife's family, following the Norwegian custom of naming the first-born son after his grandfather, we have four generations of males named Sevald Sevaldson Lund (Lund being the farm name). The second generation down had TWO sons named Sevald (Sevaldson, of course), and each of these had sons named Sevald, making for a total of six. The start of this line, which is as far back as our present data goes, was Sevald Hansen Lund. One could presume that his father was Hans Sevaldson, but we don't have that r
3. Re: [TMG] Re: Date Reports [1]
> > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > > > > Why? There is an unusual or coincidental number of dates that keep > recurring from one generation to the next such as: .... > > > Interestingly, my wife's brother, his father and his grandfather, were all > born on 2 Jan, though obviously not in the same year. > > Bill J. I had friends of one family in Germany - four brothers. Somehow the parents managed to have the three oldest naturally born on the same date in different years - No.
4. Re: [TMG] Historical military ranks [1]
At 09:44 AM 12/06/2003, Lee Hoffman wrote: >But if your brother happened to retire from the Coast Guard, it would have >been at the "highest rank held under honorable conditions". Lee Are you saying that his pension would have been the same as someone who held that permanent rank at the time he retired? Walt
5. Re: [TMG] recording research theories [1]
Caroline Gurney wrote: > There is no need to select the tag. With Item Tips > turned on, you can instantly view the content of the > Memo field, including any research notes to yourself. Caroline, With Item Tips turned on: 1. The memo display overwrites the tag descriptions that I find so useful in the so-called Name/Place column; 2. The memo display is not scrollable, so any memo text longer than a few lines cannot be completely viewed--and if you employ split memos or include resea
6. [TMG] More questions re: TMG [1]
--=======685D41E4======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-54F7C3D; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit At 08:25 PM 6/9/03 -0600, you wrote: >TMG-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 1081 > >Today's Topics: > > #9 Re: [TMG] More questions re: TMG a [Elizabeth Churchett > >______________________________ >X-Message: #9 >Date: Mon, 09 Jun 2003 21:29:19 -0500 >From: Elizabeth Churchett >Subject: Re: [TM
7. Re: [TMG] Historical military ranks [1]
At 11:13 AM 6/13/03 -0400, Lee Hoffman wrote: >NavyGrog@aol.com wrote: >>Richard- As I remember it, the navy often disagreed with the dictionary. Once >>upon a time I went through Marine boot Camp and a simple request to be >>allowed to go to the bathroom might get one a rather severe disciplinary >>action. >>That necessary was called a head and woe to him who forgot it-Dale > >The same applies to the Navy Boot Camp. A similar term is what you are >stand on when you first step onto a ship. It is not a f
8. Re: [TMG] transfer to laptop [1]
At 01:21 PM 6/14/2003, Douglas wrote: >I've imported a project from my desktop computer into my laptop computer. >But, how do I import as well my customized screen layouts and all other TMG >customized settings? Thanks in advance! As I pointed out in a recent article in the RUG of Arlington newsletter, probably the best thing is to transfer the whole TMG5 folder. You'll wind up transferring a lot of stuff that isn't needed, but it beats trying to find all the individual files (unless you've read the ar
9. Re: [TMG] Ancestry Images [1]
Cheri, I didn't use to record the image number, but I found them awfully hard to find again without it. Since Ancestry online is my true source, not the microfilm it is digitized from, I wanted the shortest path to finding it again in case I want to re-decipher the handwriting. I would strongly recommend recording the image number. I also record sheet and page numbers. Frequently I record a page number in the form "page 123/456" using "/" to indicate the several pagings that are usually found. Every ind
10. Re: [TMG] To copyright or not [1]
Donna, One addiitonal item, by simply placing the copyright symbol, your name, and year of publication ensures your copyright. By submitting or registering with the LOC by filing form TX, you protect your rights. Thanks, Kevin Quoting Chevalier : > Requesting assistance with book to be printed. I have my book ready to print > (printing myself with laser printer). It covers about 350 years, has about > 815 pages, has much researched information with cititations of my sources,
11. [TMG] transfer to laptop [1]
I've imported a project from my desktop computer into my laptop computer. But, how do I import as well my customized screen layouts and all other TMG customized settings? Thanks in advance!
12. Re: [TMG] Backup Problem [1]
Garry F Bell wrote: > > 'morning > > For the last couple of years I have backed up on a CD-RW without any problems > whatsoever. The other day I decided to use new CDs and after going through the backing > up process I get the following messages..new zip file left as: C:\Windows\Temp\Zla08587 > (followed by) Could not create output file was replacing the original zip file > E:\Bell060903.sqz. The Backup Project screen shows an error code of 15. > > Can anyone suggest what is going on and why. And how
13. Re: [TMG] Comment on UPS (was: Tip of the day) [1]
Do you mean it is better to keep the laptop battery-less when it is using AC? Or just not to charge the battery frequently? Karla Huebner At 08:19 AM 6/5/2003 -0400, you wrote: >*However* - The consensus in the laptop groups that I read (FWIW) seems to >be that it's not good for batteries to keep them constantly on charge. So >you may want to take the battery out, and plug the brick into a UPS. > >Joe >-- >Joe Makowiec can be reached at: >http://makowiec.org/contact/?Joe >http://makowiec.org/
14. [TMG] 5.07 import problems [1]
This is getting ridiculous. I have hundreds of FTM files to import into TMG and I canb
15. [TMG] Version 5 [1]
I have Version 4.0c gold edition. Would v5 give me anything worth paying $30 for? Thanks.
16. [TMG] Box chart [1]
Hi I am BK6 user. I am using XP on my PC. I need to print a box chart on A4 (close to 8 1/2 x 11) or A3 pages. It is a big tree so my intention is to split it to separate branches and to print each branch on a separate page. I read that it is possible to "move" the boxes in TMG and in this way to enter more boxes in one page. 1. Is TMG the right software for this specific need? 2. Ver 4 or Ver 5? Gaby
17. Re: [TMG] Codes in Posting [1]
Evelyn, Haven't read your postings before, but this one came through to me (using Netscape v.7) just fine, legible and without codes. Did you use a different email program before and just change? Greg EandCW@aol.com wrote: >Please someone expert tell me why my postings to this list include codes and >are illegible. I e-mailed the list co-ordinator days ago and had no reply >Evelyn Wilcock > > >==== TMG Mailing List ==== >Visit the TMG Tips web site for items of interest to TM
18. [TMG] merging datasets [1]
I actually copied one data set and merged it into another. Worked pretty good, but I have two individuals who are duplicated and have the same ID#, so TMG won't let me merge them. Now what. Vic Adams
19. Re: [TMG] Unable to add exhiibit to restored file [1]
Linda Lee wrote: > > I am using TMG 5.07 and I've been tinkering with a small streamlined dataset in order to try to master all the features of TMG. I have successfully backed up the dataset (to floppy) using my daytuime computer. I have successfully restored the file on my evening computer, added material and backed up again to floppy. Trouble is now that I have restored the file on my daytime computer I cannot add exhibits of any kind. The right click drop down menu in the exhibit log is grayed out
20. RE: [TMG] OT: And they said a Genealogist couldn't do it. :) [1]
I hope my daughter never sees this. I have her convinced that that type of clutter - extended to the whole house and mixed with "Dad's" clutter - is her "heritage" and she gets to clean it up when we pass beyond the great divide But you give me hope. Maybe next week. . . BTW, Teresa, tell me about your "Ghee" family. My dear friend Shirley is a "McGhee", perhaps your kin? Pat (in Tucson) -----Original Message----- From: Teresa Ghee Elliott [mailto:cheasa@bellsouth.net] Sent: Monday, June 02, 20
21. Re: [TMG] File Management [1]
In a message dated 6/7/03 11:42:19 AM Central Daylight Time, rfbrogger@InfoAve.Net writes: > Andy, you already have TMG and can buy IMatch for $50, that leaves $50 > to pay for the utility to marry the two programs. Still interested? > > Richard Brogger > Richard.. several of my next $50 dollars are reserved for a mint condition 1940 Almanach de Gotha I'm negotiating on- after that we'll talk "True happiness lies not keeping up with the Joneses but rather in not letting them catch up!"
22. Re: [TMG] Ancestry Images [1]
Be careful about Ancestry census image numbers, they can change. I have seen this happen, so I quit recording them. Lucy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cheri Casper" To: Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 2:59 PM Subject: [TMG] Ancestry Images > For those of you who use Ancestry census images, are you recording the image > number or just the standard census info? If you are using the image number, > would you be willing to share some examples as to how you
23. RE: [TMG] TMG5- [*F] sentence variables and first names [1]
Robin, I create a name style where the name is Mary Anne, and I use that name style and use R:Rolename. Teresa Ghee Elliott For examples of TMG sentences Interested in Rutherford County, TN cemeteries? -----Original Message----- From: Robin Lamacraft [mailto:RobinL@sceya.com.au] Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 7:07 AM To: TMG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TMG] TMG5- [*F] sentence variables and first names Here is one for
24. Re: [TMG] Comment on UPS [1]
Terry wrote in response to my earlier: >> BTW, automated shutdown can be a feature on either type. >> Shutdowns are managed by software on the PC, with a wired >> connection, typically through USB or a serial (COM) port. >> A typical TMG user is not likely to use automated shutdown >> very much, but if you run programs unattended for any >> reason this feature is a *must*. He said: > I agree with all Darrell says, except possibly this last > point. If you leave TMG running while you are away from > your co
25. RE: [TMG] Q2: Narrative Reports and Languages [1]
Frank, So if I make the sentences GLOBAL, I am okay, but if I customize them locally, I am in trouble. Gotcha. Teresa Ghee Elliott For examples of TMG sentences Interested in Rutherford County, TN cemeteries? -----Original Message----- From: Frank van Thienen [mailto:vanthien@bcgrizzly.com] Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 11:05 AM To: TMG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [TMG] Q2: Narrative Reports and Languages > -----O
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