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1. SON & DAUGHTER TAGS -- MEMOS AND CITATIONS [1]
Some related aspects of Son and Daughter tags that I do not understand, and I hope someone can help. I've added a daughter to Person1, and she appears (as expected) as a 'Dau-Bio' tag in Person1's Person View. But if I open that tag, the Tag type appears as 'Father-Bio'. Why the difference? Then I added a Memo and Citations to Person1's Dau-Bio tag and they appear (as expected) on the Person View for Person1. But when I print an Individual Detail report for Person1, the Dau-Bio tag is labelled 'Daugh
2. Re: [TMG] Witness Memos [1]
name variable variations for Witness is on my wishlist too. But it's there for Roles. So maybe you could use [RF:Child] in your sentence to get just the first name of your witness. Wholly Genes, Inc. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janis Rodriguez" To: Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2005 9:42 AM Subject: [TMG] Witness Memos > I was playing with witness memos to tailor the witness sentences to add > witness specific info for the census. I added a r
3. Re: [TMG] Logical Research [1]
Stuart: I agree with you wholeheartedly, and like your suggested headings. I just use the memo field as a To-Do list and when done, put in the completion date and make a note in the memo where the materials I obtained are housed. Actually, in the next version I would like to see an easy, more direct way, to change field labels in tags than by changing the Language, as well as the ability to customize the Research log. Judith Lipmanson Stuart Armstrong wrote: > Does anyone on this list actually _use
4. RE: [TMG] My thoughts on prepositions [1]
At 10:11 AM 2/27/2005, Nicholette Hart wrote: >Hi Darrell > >Since this would probably create separate entries in the MPL, could we also >have the facility to combine all events for that place if the only >difference was the preposition. > >So when you click on events for St Francis Church it would pick up all >entries that used 'at' or 'in' > >Also that the preposition would not effect the place index in SS. I wouldn't >want separate index entries for each preposition > >Nikki Hi, Nikki: If a default pre
5. Re: [TMG] Wishlist (Annoying Things) [1]
Bruce L. Bauer wrote: > First when I entered a new tag such as a NOTE and went to the Tag Type > List and typed an n to scroll down to the n's the "n" list started at the > bottom of the window forcing me the further scroll past all the "names, > etc". Can it be changed, such as in this case, so that the first n tag is > at the TOP of the window. Type CTRL+End to go to the end of the list and then the single letter and you'll get what you want. Like Lee says... The search function responds to multi
6. RE: [TMG] OT: 19" LCD monitor primarily for use with TMG 6 [1]
DeAnna Burghart wrote: > It's definitely not just you, Lorna. One of my guild websites > uses a grey and white color scheme, which displays nicely on > every other screen in the house, but is a sort of muted olive > green on my monitor. No matter what I do, I can't get it to > shift to where it should be. For a $700 monitor, I'm > extremely disappointed in that aspect of its performance, > though it keeps up admirably with my MMORPGs. DeAnna, The LCDs I've used (and some CRTs, too) had to have their
7. Source Types in use [1]
If I wanted a list of all the Source Types I am using in my project what filtered query would I use? I can't seem to produce one. Thank you, Ron Chinier
8. RE: [TMG] OT: King County? [1]
OK, that certainly widens the search. I was afraid of that. Thanks Keith and Kay! Karla At 08:56 PM 2/12/2005, you wrote: > >Karla, > >According to Everton's Handybook for Genealogists, there is a King County in >Texas and in Washington, a King's County in Rhode Island, and a Kings County >in California and New York. The one in Texas was created in 1876. > >Keith Dishman
9. Widow/Widower event tags [1]
I needed some way to indicate when a spouse became a widow/widower without using the Witness role and also have the tag work in TMG reports and SecondSite displays. I created two new custom event tag types, "Leave Widow" and "Leave Widower". For the "Leave Widow" tag the male sentence structure is "When he died <[D]>, [PO] was left a widow" and the female sentence structure is "She was left a widow when [PO] died <[D]>". For the "Leave Widower" tag the male sentence structure is "He was left a widower wh
10. Re: [TMG] can't display "Other Info" data (TMG-D Digest V05 #226) [1]
Is the only heading Type? If so slide your cursor on the heading to the right slowly until it changes to the up and down arrow. Pull the arrows to the left and the Value heading should show with values. Is there a ASCII/ANSII code for that symbol? In an old ASCII chart it is 23 but that gives me a ? in Tahoma and alt 023 does nothing. bob gillis JCPennylegion@aol.com wrote: >Dear Virginia: > >Thank you for your recommendation which sounded like it would be the logical >solution to my problem; un
11. RE: [TMG] Methods-Dates: How do you handle Unknown Dates? [1]
Really, Lee?? I was under the impression most TMG users were attracted to it because of the ability to write wonderful, detailed narratives. If I have any complaint at all about TMG it's that it really doesn't lend itself to my style of brief, compact, abbreviated compilations. And that isn't even fair to say, really. TMG would do exactly that if I used just one printing memo-only-style tag per person (something I've strongly considered). I have one ancestor (just one) that couldn't possibly have enou
12. RE: [TMG] Witness Memo symbol [1]
And what's the fun in that? LOL Teresa Ghee Elliott Rutherford Co., TN cemeteries: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery/ TMG sentences: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery/TMG.html -----Original Message----- From: Terry Reigel [mailto:terry@reigelridge.com] Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 5:24 PM To: TMG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [TMG] Witness Memo symbol On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 16:40:55 -0600, Teresa Elliott wrote: > [WM1] -[WM9] Yes, Teresa, for you .
13. RE: [TMG] TMG chats today [1]
Gang, I put the transcript for today's 2PM chat session on my SS Chat site: http://www.johncardinal.com/ss/chats Then click the link with today's date and #1. If you click the #2 entry, you'll get a file not found. I'll update the transcript of tonight's 11 EST chat sometime tomorrow. John
14. Re: [TMG] Widow/Widower event tags [1]
I did the same and have Roles of Survivor and Deceased, with male and female sentence structures. Works like a charm for me. Doreen Neilley ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Lambert" To: Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 4:39 PM Subject: RE: [TMG] Widow/Widower event tags > I consolidated mine into one "Widow(er)" tag. Fits both. > > Linda > > ==== TMG Mailing List ==== > Send all messages and replies to . > > > > ==== TMG Mailing
15. Re: [TMG] Installing TMG6 and uninstalling TMG4.0d [1]
On or about 02/03/05 16:19 a carrier pigeon from TKStone@aol.com delivered: > >I have received my TMG6 update. I plan to add the TMG6 update installer from >the disk I received to the TMG5 folder, and run it from there, as was Technically, if you have the CD, you do not have an "update installer", you have a "full application installer". I went from a download of the full installer... Made a copy of my TMG5 directory, did an uninstall, then installed TMG6 into the now empty directory
16. Re: [TMG] SON & DAUGHTER TAGS -- MEMOS AND CITATIONS [1]
On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 00:33:43 +1100, Lindsay Graham wrote: > Thanks very much for your considered response, Terry -- You're welcome. > Are there any web sites that provide an explanation of > these issues? I can see nothing in GTMOOTMG or the TMG > Help file, and my TMG manual is not accessible at > present. Not that I know of. :-( >> Apparently, when you open the Tag Entry screen, it >> always displays from the parent's point of view. I >> suppose that's reasonable, since when you open it's the >> s
17. Re: [TMG] Past voices [1]
On or about 02/19/05 09:26 a carrier pigeon from Lynn Rudberg delivered: >I have a problem similar, but different, from Linda's regarding recordings. >Years ago I taped (as in cassette) interviews with relatives and now I am >looking for a way to preserve these interviews into CD or some other more >permanent (for the time being) format. I have a Dell Dimension 4600, use >cable modem. After speaking with tech people at places like Best Buy, etc, >it appears any software out there would just be way too adva
18. research log [1]
I will have to admit that I use the research log to enter any random event that I think may be of use to me later. Such as finding the names BRAZZELL, WALKER, CHAPPELL, TATUM, and ROBERTSON in proximity somewhere - I enter the info in the research log. When I am casting about for stray threads, I go to the individual and open the research log to find those random leads and entries. I NEVER enter a real To-Do there - I keep those in Word on another list. I would be curious to know what others do with
19. RE: [TMG] Witness Memos [1]
When you edit the role name, TMG automatically changes the wherever that role was used to the new role name. No need to edit the sentence unless you want it to read differently. Teresa Ghee Elliott Rutherford Co., TN cemeteries: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery/ TMG sentences: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rutherfordcemetery/TMG.html NOTE: I used that nice new feature to change my role name to Child from Child Listed... I had created that one when I first learned a
20. Birthdate O.S. [1]
Thanks DeAnna & Lorna - that clears it up. Found it on Thomas Jefferson's tombstone on the web.
21. Re: [TMG] Centering Images [1]
I can live with lack of caption. When a tombstone with the individuals name on it appears above the sentence "He was buried....." it is somewhat self-explanatory. The same would be true for any of the other specialized tags. Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul E. Lawrence" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 5:52 PM Subject: Re: [TMG] Centering Images | At 05:50 PM 2/16/2005 -0500, Betty wrote: | >Only one thing still bothers me. Is it poss
22. Re: [TMG] Power of attorney [1]
Or John, John Jr., James, James Jr., Ephraim, Major Ephraim, Lt. Ephraim, Ephraim Sr., Ephraim Jr., "Big" Ephraim, "Little" Ephraim, etc.! And is especially helpful when the family only had 6 names, John, James, George, Nevil, Charles, and Benjamin. Teresa Ghee Elliott
23. Re: [TMG] TMG is in the AARP Magazine!!!!! [1]
Well, I don't know about that Holly, My sense is that, at least recently, AARP became an Administration Flack. Because they lost so many members over the prescription issue, they have gone the other way. Obviously, the organizational pocketbook has precedence over ideology. Guess it depends on which side of the political fence one is on. Best to leave this subject be and just concentrate on TMG. Judith Mert & Holly Kilpatrick wrote: > Wow, I third that in spades! Totally socialist agenda. > > Ho
24. Re: [TMG] Question on Custom Census Tags by Census Year---LONG [1]
I use what I suppose is a modified version of Diane's census method. I have a flag Non-person, and accent my Non-person people with white. These include census people, cemetery people, and a few others. Fran ----- Original Message ----- From: "Teresa Elliott" To: Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2005 10:56 AM Subject: RE: [TMG] Question on Custom Census Tags by Census Year---LONG > This to me would be the one reason I could see that I might eventually add > the CE
25. Printing witness memos [1]
I think I must be missing something on the new feature of Witness Memos that I so much wanted, because the witness memo isn't printing. Example: John Doe 1860 census - he's the principal and his sentence is: [P] appeared on the 1860 census as the head of household, [L] [M] He properly prints. In his household is Fred Doe. The sentence that is in his witness entry is: [W] appeared on the 1860 census in the household of [P1], [L].< His info on the census included - [WM]> and in his memo I have This is Fred D
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