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1. [TMG] Husband & Wife in Same Report [1]
I am trying to learn! I have managed to get somewhat decent INDIVIDUAL reports and endnotes on a husband and wife. Now I would like to see what they would look like "combined" - as they might be in a book. I thought if I tried a descendent narrative - starting with the woman's father - that the report would combine the information on the daughter AND her husband. It didn't. Can I do this? Maybe I didn't select something I should have. Thanks for any help. Barbara ______________________________________
2. Re: [TMG] Hate to say it, but goodbye for now [1]
I tend to agree with you Jim. I don't have the numbers, but I've always suspected part of the problem is the lack of conventional memory. I did use Win2K until I got my DSL connection. My ISP doesn't have a Win2K driver for the internal DSL modem. I had previously used EarthLink but they didn't have DSL service. This has recently changed, and I'm in the process of going back to EarthLink. Once that happens, I'm back to Win2K. Rick On Sun, 15 April 2001, "James E. (Jim) Campbell" wrote: > > Ron Ber
3. [TMG] Ref: Dates driving me crazy [1]
Tks all for their input of trying to make life easier. Dawn Dawn Beeks 653 Pampas Pl Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 (520) 458-3949 dawnbeeks@cswebmail.com dbeeks@compuserve.com ___________________________________________________ The ALL NEW CS2000 from CompuServe Better! Faster! More Powerful! 250 FREE hours! Sign-on Now! http://www.compuserve.com/trycsrv/cs2000/webmail/
4. [TMG] Dates are driving me crazy [1]
Okay, need help in settling the date problem. I understand all that change in 1752 from Greg to Julian but when I see the date listed one time as 28 Feb 1698 and then another time as 28 Apr 1698, which date do I actually use????? Should I listed them both? Arggghhhhhh Or does everyone goes crazy over this also? Tks, Dawn Dawn Beeks 653 Pampas Pl Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 (520) 458-3949 dawnbeeks@cswebmail.com dbeeks@compuserve.com ___________________________________________________ The ALL NEW CS2000 fr
5. [TMG] Re: Estate Files [1]
In a message dated 4/14/01 5:50:16 PM Central Daylight Time, bkwentz@hotmail.com writes: >Many will files (and Administration and Orphans Court files) have numerous >papers in each file: will, inventory, account, petititions, etc. Each one >of >these documents can provide important data. If I create a will-inventory, >will-petition, will-renunciation source, then I think all these will be >individual sources on the MSL - yet they all came from one file folder. How >do others handle all these various pape
6. [TMG] Ibid requires same source and CD [1]
Thanks for all the tips on citing individual papers in probate files. Now I think I need to find this "Ibid requires same source and CD" which I can't seem to locate! I can only find "Disable Ibid". Help, please. Barb _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
7. Re: [TMG] Help! Please! Importing from Family Roots Mac to TMG PC [1]
On Fri, 06 April 2001, Pat Bounds wrote: > --WebTV-Mail-1616-325 > Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit > > I originally sent this plea to those of the Quinsept Family Roots mail > list and it was suggested to send it on to your list and maybe I could > find some kind soul out there that could help me! Please see original > message below. > Thank you, > patbounds@webtv.net > So..... here's my dilemma....transfer 3.7 Family Roots Macintosh to PC > TMG Gold and
8. [TMG] Estate Files [1]
Many will files (and Administration and Orphans Court files) have numerous papers in each file: will, inventory, account, petititions, etc. Each one of these documents can provide important data. If I create a will-inventory, will-petition, will-renunciation source, then I think all these will be individual sources on the MSL - yet they all came from one file folder. How do others handle all these various papers as sources. Thanks for any tips. Barb _____________________________________________________
9. Re: [TMG] Hate to say it, but goodbye for now [1]
To be fair, one thing that didn't import into Legacy was Witness tags. Since I've only used TMG for about three and a half months, I didn't have very many witness tags. I was just getting to the critical decision point of how to handle census data in TMG. My thought was to use witness tags extensively for this data. Had I waited another month or two to make the switch, maybe I wouldn't come to the same conclusion as I am today. There might be a way to import the witness tags over. I had so few records
10. Re: [TMG] fitting things into source categories [0.970678]
Gray Matters wrote: > I have only just started using TMG and am still trying to figure it out! I > transferred my data from PAF 4.0 and am now fixing up my sloppy > citations. Is there somewhere that shows *examples* of how to cite > different types of references--ie in which slots to put the different bits > of information? Lee Hoffman's TMG tips site, at http://www.tmgtips.com has a page called something like Wholly Genes Proprietary information, which lists all the standard templates, and includes
11. Re: [TMG] Size of screen fonts [0.970678]
Bonita: Thanks for the information on TMG.INI. I will try it. I am from Georgia, not Ohio, and my Wells ancestor landed at Jamestown in the 1600's. Most midwestern Wellses seem to have descended from New Englanders. --Charles >Charles: > >Two things: > >1) you can tell TMG what the resolution of your monitor is and therefore it >will adjust TMG's use of larger screens. It is in TMG.INI. I have never >been able to increase the size of the font which takes it's toll on my eyes. >I did mess around wit
12. Re: [TMG] Periods, commas, semicolons, inside or outside [0.970678]
Kind of reminds me of my days in English class ... ugh! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Brogger" To: Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 9:08 PM Subject: Re: [TMG] Periods, commas, semicolons, inside or outside > > Cheri, your sentence should read "have led to...", or else "lead to" > > (without the have). > > In your next message you are complaining about incorrect spelling, grammar, > > etc. > > All these grammar, punctuation, spelling messages are
13. Re: [TMG] fitting things into source categories [0.970678]
Terry - Instead of putting "citing *Marriage Records of Berkeley County, Virginia for the > Period 1781-1854*, ed. and comp. by Guy Keesecker (Baltimore: Genealogical > Publishing Co., Inc., 1983)" into the [CD] every time, Gray Matters can add the text directly to the output forms, thereby eliminating the need to retype it or use the F3 key. It will already be included as part of the master source and will show in all forms to which he has added the text (short, long, biblio). Wouldn't this be a simpler
14. Re: [TMG] NEWBIE----Help!!!!! [0.970678]
>>Try doing different things and experimenting BUT make sure you do it >>on the sample data that comes with the program. You wouldn't want to >>experiment on your *good* data. > >Pray tell, why should anyone be experimenting with ANY commercially >available software program? S/W programs are not chemistry sets where you >tinker with this or that, tweak this or that, they are designed for the >purpose of getting a specific job accomplished quicker and more error free >than a human can do manually. If not
15. Re: [TMG] Re: Estate Files [0.970678]
Teresa, Keep in mind that the will was written *before* the death, and then the probate occurred *after* the death. Frankie > put in the memo, that this deed, will, > inventory etc. was found in the probate file of John Smith.
16. [TMG] Freeze cure? [0.970678]
IF YOU ARE NOT AN AOL USER: If you have not gone to Find>Folders and asked it to find everything AOL, you may want to try this. Recently my son and I (each with new HP systems) were dismayed at the available resources, at boot up -- something like 35-40%. He contacted HP Support and among the items that can be safely removed is all of AOL stuff (the computer will not let you delted AOLfix; but, it is a very small file.) We each did that and our available resources jumpted to 80%+ on boot up. I have s
17. Re: [TMG] copies of records [0.970678]
Donna wrote: >I've been reading all the organizing tips through this list and others >and was thinking of printing out all Family Group Sheets from my TMG >program for a security record and for posterity. Family Group Sheets (FGS) is an excellent way to preserve the results of your research. Copies of source documents and notes are one thing, but future researchers would also like to know _your_ assessment of those facts. TMG provides a number of ways that you can print your stored data in FGS form.
18. Re: [TMG] Re: PDA for genealogy [0.970678]
Here's my two cents: I purchased a Handspring Visor for a few specific reasons: they are the same price as the Palm versions, the USB cradle is faster than Palm's serial cradle and the 'Springboard' slot for items such as gps etc is easier than connecting a cable to use those devices with Palm. If I had it to do over again, I would consider a handheld computer, like the Compaq models, as they as more of a computer rather than a handheld. Color hasn't been a factor but memory could be. I would not suggest
19. RE: [TMG] OT Spring in TN [0.970678]
>> ... some of the other areas.<< Yeah, like Boones Ferry Road, for instance. Took me a MONTH to figure that one out. It got so that when I left the house, I'd tack on an extra 45 minutes, just so I'd have time to get lost. -----Original Message----- From: Grawrock, David [mailto:david.grawrock@intel.com] Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 5:22 PM To: TMG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [TMG] OT Spring in TN Hey, I still live in Portland OR and I know that we don't use drunken lumberjacks (they are all out
20. Re: [TMG] Re: New to TMG... [0.970678]
At 03:41 PM 4/11/01 -0400, DATULL@aol.com wrote: ><< >6. What about an on-screen preview of the resulting sentuce structure? > >Errors could then be caught before printing. > > This has been asked for several times on the list. The problem with it is > that a sentence changes depending on the context, so it's problematic from > a programming point of view to generate a preview. Try running an > Individual Narrative report to see what the sentence will look like. >> > >Many of us have facilitated thi
21. Re: [TMG] Import Difficulties [0.970678]
Or if you want to generate a report that only contains primary events. ----- Original Message ----- From: Ted Meikle To: Sent: Friday, April 13, 2001 3:00 PM Subject: Re: [TMG] Import Difficulties > > > John Cardinal wrote: > > > > Cheri, > > > > Events in the "Other" group are subject to a less restrictive rule > > regarding being primary; rather than one only one event per group with the > > *same principals*, you can have only one event per type with the same >
22. Re: [TMG] Split CDs and Ibid options [0.970678]
Chuck - You must be looking at either the short footnote or the bibliographic entry in your Mills book. Neither of these entries identifies the name of the head of the household. However, the far left-hand column shows the long forms (pp. 73-75) and, with the exception of the Census Compendium, the very first element in all of the long footnote forms is the name of the head of household. For every one of the long footnotes that I am seeing in Mills, there is some combination of the following: (1) page n
23. Re: [TMG] Another Name-Var Question [0.970678]
From: "DeAnna Burghart" > > I remembered my gg-gma > EttaBelle, who was named Juliette Belle at birth. She refused to use that > name as an adult for personal reasons, and even her obituary (and possibly > her marker, I haven't gone to look at it) uses the moniker "EttaBelle," with > no reference to the original name. I have Juliette Belle as my primary > name-var in the program. Don't know why. Honestly, I think it was a rather > arbitrary decision. Maybe it was just to prove to myself and others that I
24. [TMG] Version 5.0 [0.970678]
Hello everyone, Does anyone know when the 32 bit version 5.0 will be released? Thanks much Roland "Buck" Achie AOL Instant Messenger name: DieppeCajun Website: http://www.cajungenealogy.com
25. Re: [TMG] Descendant Report Problem [0.970678]
JERRY SISLER wrote: > Although it works, there is no control over the sequence of family lines in the report. Another possibility is to create another dataset and delete the children from that one generation. Any suggestions??? If I correctly understand which report you are using, you can control the order of the lines on the report with the Sort tab on the Report Definitions screen. If none of the regular variables works, use the Reference field and assign numbers in that field for the starting individ
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