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1. Re: [TMG] TMG has embarrased me! [1]
James, I have had no comment on these thoughts but now you got to me. Suggesting that Bob work Christmas, New Years and whenever or get fired. If he gets fired what am I going to do with my data that is in V5.04? hahoover@attbi.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "James P. Colgate" To: Sent: Sunday, December 22, 2002 6:57 AM Subject: Re: [TMG] TMG has embarrased me! > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "John Cardinal" > > I
2. Re: [TMG] OT FamilyTreeMaker Archive CDs [1]
In a message dated 12/31/2002 5:51:31 PM US Mountain Standard Time, lawrpaul@citlink.net writes: > Did you upgrade a system that had the HQ Viewer already on it or was the XP > and new install and you installed the Viewer on it? I can not even get the > installer to run on XP.... > XP was on the box when I bought it. The viewer installed with no problem.Do you have all the latest and greatest updates/sp's from MS? Mike Little
3. RE: [TMG] More sentences - Son or sons - daughter or daughters [1]
Robyn Smith wrote: >Thanks for those who have responded to my query re plural nouns for >roles. Unfortunately editing in a WP is out of the question because I >send the output, via Second Site, to my web site and there are about 560 >individuals involved with the census tag. I think that approach will >take will to be EXTRA creative with my English sentence structures for >the tag. That may be a struggle but, hey, I'm on holidays. Just because you use Second Site to create your web pages doesn't mean you
4. Re: [TMG] Little things that I like in TMG v5.04 [1]
In a message dated 12/24/2002 8:21:53 AM Central Standard Time, paulharris@nc.rr.com writes: > Agreed, this is a great, time-saving convenience. Along this line, wouldn't > you also like to see a pop-up list of citations for the tag if you hover or > click on the checkmark in the Source column for the tag? > > Paul > Paul, That is one upgrade that I would LOVE to have. It would be an incredible time saver. Teresa Ghee Elliott
5. [TMG] OT: Roots III and TMG ... was: my requirements [1]
I got Roots III pretty early. I got advertisements when it was released and had been reading Genealogical Computing fairly regularly at the library. It was the first genealogical program that I really used. >Walt.Flory@fscv.net wrote: >>Wasn't that about when Roots III came out? Or was it a little earlier >>than that? At 03:00 AM 25/12/2002, Lee Hoffman wrote: >No, TMG v.96 (DOS) was released some six or eight months before ROOTS/IV >was released. This was quite some time after Roots/III was release
6. [TMG] Re: Alienating customers [1]
I have moved my 8,000+ name database entirely to v.5 and have no regrets. The program (on my XP system) is powerful, flexible and stable. I am eagerly, but patiently, waiting for the remaining reports. I can, however, understand the frustration of those for whom the report functions are more important - - right NOW - - than they are for me. I also enjoy reading the diplomatic, constructive criticism of those who feel that their knowledge and/or insight can help WG. I DO NOT understand the mind-set of p
7. Re: [TMG] OT: PPS file extension [1]
At 06:14 PM 20/12/2002, Rondie Yancey wrote: >At 04:35 PM 12/20/02 -0500, you wrote: >If you go to the power point site (use your browser) there is a free >viewer that will allow you to look at the .pps presentation. You can't do >anything but view, but that's pretty good for free. rondie Thanks for the tip, Rondie. Walt
8. Re: [TMG] Re; Contribute to ToD - Common Flags [1]
In a message dated 12/5/02 9:11:00 PM Central Standard Time, mapleroo@telusplanet.net writes: > I can't remember seeing anything yet about flags that people use for medical > information, such as cause of death. I have been using flags with Y,N,? > values but this means that I need a bunch of flags, such as accident - > airplane, Accident - vehicle. I am wondering if it would be more effective > to use Cause - Accident with values for A = airplane, V = vehicle, D = > drowning, S = shipwreck, etc. Co
9. Re: [TMG] tmg 4 on windows xp [1]
John O'Neall wrote: >I just installed Windows XP on one of my TMG computers and when I bring up >TMG (good ol' faithful TMG 4.0d), Windows tells me the program is >incompatible WXP. I clicked on "continue" and did, but is this ok? > >Apologies if this has already been discussed. Thanks in advance. John As someone noted, it has appeared on here once or twice, but that's okay. Anyway, the problem of Windows XP saying that TMG is incompatible is really a problem in Windows. Microsoft got their wires
10. Re: [TMG] Use of date field for non-dates and other Questions [1]
beth wrote:> > You could base your Doc Type tag on the Address tag type, which has the > Addressee field, and put author in the addressee field, then use the > remaining place fields for actual place data, where applicable. I hadn't thought of creating my doc tags in the address tag group and it does offer an extra field. Thanks Beth for the idea. I am trying to remember if there is something other than the extra fields (addressee, postal) that makes any tag created in the address group different than
11. Re: [TMG] my requirements [1]
In a message dated 12/25/2002 2:07:44 AM Central Standard Time, lhoffman@acm.org writes: > I > don't recall the actual date R/IIII was released, but I think I had been > using it for two or three years when TMG was first released. > > Me either, but I do remember that I got Roots III in '92, because I had two small children at home (then a few months and a year old) and I was going crazy and I needed a hobby that I could do when they were asleep. I bought it late enough that I got the free upgra
12. Re: [TMG] OT: Animap [1]
In a message dated 12/26/2002 10:44:02 AM Central Standard Time, rfwilson@wimberley-tx.com writes: > Teresa, nothing replaces going there yourself. You can, however, plot > your points using Lat/Long from a GPS receiver (after having been there) or > gathered from another map. It helps to tell which courthouse to go for > records or maybe explain why they seemed to bounce around when they never > moved. > Bob, Oh great, another toy that I NEED. It would really be helpful if you were resea
13. Re: [TMG] GenBridge TMG 5 to TMG 4 [1]
On Thu, 26 Dec 2002 10:49:46 -0500 Lee Hoffman wrote: > [snip] > Okay, I agree that a GenBridge TMGv5 to TMG v4 > conversion can be accomplished without > upgrading v4 if the conversion is done by a > standalone program. However, suggesting this > would mean that either Wholly Genes would write > the program (which I agree they should not) or > that someone else write the program. If a third > party were to write the program, I would wonder > at their sanity and why they were writing a >
14. Re: [TMG] Download of Compressed (ZIP) files [1]
Caroline wrote: > Your first solution doesn't work for me. IE adds the ZIP extension to a CSC > or SQZ file even when "Save as File Type" is set to "All files". That's not the case for me using IE6. If I select 'All files', the UKTMG5.sqz is downloaded and saved as UKTMG5.sqz with no .ZIP added. Jim
15. Re: [TMG] Sources, totally confused with 5.04 [1]
In a message dated 12/27/2002 12:39:32 PM Central Standard Time, robheil@attbi.com writes: > > OPEN you MPL (Master Place List) and go to the source you created for the > > Pension. You do that by clicking on the source and then choosing EDIT from > > the menu on the right. > > After looking, I assumed you meant MSL because that's what worked. > Yeah, you were right. Not awake yet. Teresa
16. Re: [TMG] Re: O.T. - AT&T [1]
No duplicates.
17. Re: [TMG] About to get started [1]
In a message dated 12/17/2002 2:18:48 PM Central Standard Time, dwesley@reillyind.com writes: > 2) Reenter from scratch - one file folder at a time - re-examining all my > conclusions along the way. > > Comments? > If you are seriously considering this, then I would advise Gedcoming in the BDMB dates and then you will only have to imput new sources, not relationships and people. Teresa Ghee Elliott
18. Re: [TMG] 4.0d report [1]
Ian Singer wrote: > bob gillis wrote: > >> Ian Singer first wrote: >> >> >>> If I have an event called internet, that is internet address, how do >>> I create a report that just lists the name event and date? I know it >>> must be connected to filters but can't figure it out. >>> >> >> and I and Joe Makowiec wrote: >> >>>> A List of People with a filter of Any Tag Internet exists will give >>>> you >>>> a list of primary names and IDs and you can make a pick list of the >>>> people. >>> >>> >>> OK so ho
19. Re: [TMG] GEDCOM export missing county [1]
Caroline Gurney wrote: >This thread is of interest to British users of TMG because many of us use >the County field in TMG extensively for British counties. > >I had no idea that it didn't transfer in Repository addresses in GEDCOMs. I >have just checked the GEDCOM I use in my Palm & see that it is so. No big >deal as most modern repositories can be adequately identified by City & Post >Code. > >However, WG might like to flag this up in any future UK edition of TMG, as >for some users it would be an argumen
20. Re: [TMG] Re:TMG 5.04 Vertical Scrolling Speed- This is getting irritating! [1]
I think the problem is that no one else except maybe one or two others who have responded are experiencing the problem. I too have just a plain two button mouse and do not see the effect that you are describing......If others can't duplicate it, it is hard to solve...... At 06:57 PM 12/31/2002 -0800, Robert Heiling wrote: >What I fail to understand is the lack of an explanation/clarification from >Velke or one of the resident "gurus". There is a big flood of messages >from being subscribed to thsi >n
21. Re: [TMG] 5.04 Principal v. Role [1]
Linda Gaylord-Kuhn wrote: > Anyway, I noticed that when P1 is toggled from "Principal" to some >other role, P2 often changes as well (and not necessarily to something I >would want). > Yes, I find this very annoying, but some people like it so I guess it's going to stay. >>Often it doesn't matter, and in such cases I generally use the [P] and >>[W] variables, so I don't have to type the longer one. However, >>sometimes it does matter. If you want to refer to one specific Principal >> >> >>by Role
22. Re: [TMG] Kinship Report Dates [1]
Kara I can confirm this problem and will report it to the developers. Myrnice "Kara Noble" wrote on Sunday, December 22, 2002 11:52 AM Subject: [TMG] Kinship Report Dates > On the date tab under options for the kinship report there is a checkbox for Months spelled out. The help section indicates that if this box is checked the months will be spelled out instead of abbreviated. However, when I check this box and run the report the months are still abbreviated. Has anyone else had this problem? > > Kara
23. RE: [TMG] Email Source Question [1]
Ron Bernier - If you are listed in the telephone book or a Polks City Directory, then your address and phone number *are* already public information and no one would need your permission to publish them, however, they might wish to do so . . . but that would be out of courtesy only. If your address & phone number are printed on your checks that regularly pass through the hands of the public, again I don't think you can say this is "private" information. CheriC =^..^= -----Original Message----- From: Jim
24. Re: [TMG] RE: External Exhibits [1]
GenerationGoneBy@cs.com wrote: > > In a message dated 12/21/2002 8:50:04 PM Central Standard Time, > claetsch@mindspring.com writes: > > > Note that the old computer login was "Owner" and the new computer is > > "Laptop". This breaks the TMG link to the exhibit because the path isn't > > relative to "My Documents". > > > > The image name CANNOT be selected when the link is broken. I have > > approximately 300 external images that I need to relink. UGH. > > > > Best Regards, > > Cheryl Laetsch > > > >
25. Re: [TMG] Concerns about this program HELP [1]
Judie, I will add a suggestion to the other reasons why you should try TMG. You should install TMG Ver 4.0?, then go to www.whollygenes.com and register your copy and download the free upgrade from the version you have to Ver 4.0d. The last version on CD was Ver 4.0c. There are several improvements and minor bug fixes on Ver 4.0d that will make using it easier. Upgrading is very simple and usually straightforward. bob gillis Judie Dunkle wrote: > > Under my Christmas tree is a TMG 4.0 It is my gift
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