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1. [TMG] Mixed up cue cards [1]
Is anyone else getting mixed messages on cue cards? For instance, the one that just popped up is headed "Cue Card - Filter the Project Explorer." However, the text reads "This is the Flag Manager. "Flags" are used...." This has happened to me numerous times with different subjects and I've been ignoring it, but since I haven't seen any messages mentioning it, I'm wondering if it's just me? Kathleen ----------------------------------------------------- Protect yourself from spam, use http://sneakemail.co
2. [TMG] v5.02 -- Broken relationship link [1]
I have a problem with a broken relationship link. Briefly, I have copied a focus group from a converted 4.0d dataset to a newly created dataset in 5.02. I've been trying to repair the links between parents and children to get everyone in line, and have a problem with one father/daughter. My g-gm shows as a blood relation to me, but not her father. ?? He is shown as her primary father -- IOW, at the top of the display, not in a tag, but the relation tag shows no relation to me. Is there something else I sh
3. Re: [TMG] Installing TMG On A Laptop [0.971048]
Thanks everyone so much for the helpful advice. TMG is not on the laptop, I just received it brand new today. It seems the consensus safest way is to install TMG v4.x from the CD, apply the patches, copy the config file and data base backup file to the laptop, restore same, then run some sample reports and exports. The problem with this method is that I won't have all the folders with my special reports, GEDCOMs and various ancillary material to which I often refer. Copying the entire TMGW folder to zip dis
4. Re: [TMG] 5.02 GEDCOM Export [0.971048]
James, > Can you give me an example. How can I define tags for export as GEDCOM tags > not supported by the GEDCOM. I wouldn't think I would have that option. TMG5 tags exported as the following GEDCOM tags to a GEDCOM 5.5 file: ADDR, ATTR, BIC, ILLE, STIL, CANC, CODI, CRIM, EMPL, EXCO, GEDC, MISC, NULL, ORDL, ORDI, PRES, PASL, RATI, REBA, RESE, REST, SLGP, STAL, PHON. As Ted pointed out, all of the above tags are supported in GEDCOM 4.0 export. You can look through the TMG5 tag type definitions and see
5. Re: [TMG] opinion on using this site [0.971048]
What website are we talking about?? PatCassdy@aol.com wrote: > > After scanning so many messages, I am working with a small data set to > practice 5.2. I wonder if there is a consensus as to the best way to use > this site. Reading and saving all is impossible. The archive probably has > all and therefore which is the last or best message. Maybe just reading > those in response to your own question. > > Any insight? Pat >
6. RE: [TMG] Mills Source for Memorial? [0.971048]
Lee - If you enter the information into your CD, how do you generate a bibliographic entry? I would like to move away from specific to more generic sources, but don't see how this is particularly compatible with BIB forms. CheriC -----Original Message----- From: Lee Hoffman [mailto:lhoffman@acm.org] Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 2:39 PM To: TMG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TMG] Mills Source for Memorial? Tony wrote: >Don't know the proper name for these, but I have a few "In Memory of >... " cards w
7. RE: [TMG] Focus group TMG5 [0.971048]
I wonder if my husband would accept this as an excuse for a second monitor? Jackie -----Original Message----- From: Paul E. Lawrence [mailto:lawrpaul@citlink.net] Sent: Friday, July 19, 2002 5:46 PM To: TMG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TMG] Focus group TMG5 That is correct. You cannot open two different detail windows in the same instance of TMG5. Start a second instance with the same project as you said and then arrange them side by side.
8. RE: [TMG] Using a Digital Camera? [0.971048]
I have had a newpaper that lasted for over ninety years. It was found in my grandmother's trunk when she died. It had my grandfathers obituary in it and a front page article about him. He died in 1904. By the time I got the paper, the trunk had been stored in a barn for over twenty years. I kept the paper until about 1999, when my husband was helping me clean. He threw it away, thinking it was just an old newspaper. I think the paper lasted so well because the trunk was seldom opened. The heat in the
9. Re: [TMG] Tip of the day:Who is that girly in the cemetery? [0.971048]
At 10:36 PM 7/16/02 -0400, AGH3RD@aol.com wrote: >In a message dated 7/16/02 3:53:54 PM Central Daylight Time, >GenerationGoneBy@cs.com writes: > > > > LOL No, just write goofy words to normal music. I think it's from too > many > > > > years of Barney. > > Teresa Ghee Elliott > > > >Delta Dawn what's that outfit you got on? >Is it just a leather skirt from days gone by >Or did I hear you say you're into whips and chains today? >I'l see you at the motel by and by. > ... I've got my books, And mic
10. Re: [TMG] Exporting Witness Tags [0.971048]
On Wed, 17 Jul 2002 13:03:26 EDT RDCalkins@aol.com wrote: [snip] A dumb question, since I don't use witnesses at this point and have absolutely no experience with other programs. What programs DO export everyone attached to an event? This is just information I might need if/when I decide to start using witnesses. Thus far I'm perfectly happy with TMG, and especially with this List. By the way thanks for helping me, psychologically at least, in creating a female line based descent dataset. Bob Ca
11. Re: [TMG] Re: Digital camera reproduction was/Scanners and [0.971048]
Hi Pam, I have no idea why PhotoShop refers to screen resolution as 72 ppi. Monitors are not rated in pixels per inch. I think Adobe uses the term for convenience but they are spreading a false concept. For comments on this topic see http://www.scantips.com/basics1a.html and follow on the the next page. IMO, Walt is giving better information than PhotoShop. The home page is http://www.scantips.com and I recommend the site and the book for anyone who wants to understand scanning better. Richard Brogger
12. Re: [TMG] Lost TMG v5 [0.971048]
DONALD KEIFFER wrote: > > Help; > I had to re format my hard drive after some problems and lost my TMG v5 > program that I paid for and downloaded from the TMG internet site. > Does anyone know of a way that I can re download v5 without having to pay > for it again? > Thank you, > Donald Keiffer > Hi Donald, When you made the purchase you received an e-mail that has the unlock code and the site from which you can download. Did you loose that also? Richard Brogger
13. [TMG] 5.02 relationship tags [0.971048]
Since it seems that everyone who responded to my post about having the relationship tag print where MOTHER and FATHER are now, was in agreement that we would like this feature, how do we go about seeing if it in one Bob can implement. Also is there anyone who would prefer to keep the current MOTHER FATHER instead of Mother-Ado or Mother-Stp? Teresa Ghee Elliott Rutherford County, TN Cemeteries
14. RE: [TMG] Picklist Column Placement Version 4d [0.971048]
Lee: I think he's referring to 4.0d, see his heading....and he's talking about rearranging the sequence of the columns, which you can do in 4.0d but the change is not saved..... Thanks to both. Might have to upgrade. Harvey
15. Re: [TMG] Copying tag types and sources from one dataset to another [0.971048]
Betty Frain wrote: >Is there any way to copy Tag types and Sources from one dataset in a >Project to another dataset within that Project? I started a second dataset >for persons I cannot identify right now, but found I had to redo all the >customized items I have in the original dataset. (Very old, goes back to >Roots III, and very big, over 25,000). The only way I can see to do this >is to copy these new people into the original dataset, attach the tags and >sources I want, and then copy them back in
16. Re: [TMG] Basic 5.2 Advice [0.971048]
In a message dated 7/14/02 8:43:16 PM Central Daylight Time, dpshort@earthlink.net writes: > My recommendation is to wait for the full version before committing your > data. With that said, I love what I have seen of the new version and am > very, very anxious to make the switch. I am confident that when the > software is complete I will again be very satisfied. > > Doug Short > > > I agree with Doug, to a point. I have moved my data to 5.02 and am cleaning up the import. I came from UFT to 4.
17. RE: [TMG] Present tense for living people [0.971048]
At 12:08 AM 31/07/2002 -0400, John Cardinal wrote: >Walt Flory wrote: > > It has looked that way and printed that way for almost 20 years now ... I > > have never understood it either. > >Walt, > >I believe that the rationale is that the vertical bar would look like a >san-serif capital I if it didn't have the break in the middle. Given that many >keyboards have san-serif characters printed on the keys, having two that look >exactly the same would be a bad thing. > >John John That makes perfect sense, I'
18. Re: [TMG] PDF file for TMG reports [0.971048]
My plan (to be implemented in the next week or so!) is to get the charts and narratives into one Word document (or as much of it as can be put into Word, which may not include the charts), paginate, print using my admittedly very spiffy HP Laserjet 4000, and then take to the copy shop for double-sided copies. I haven't yet decided how to bind them. But big projects like this are one reason I spent the money for a really good printer. Thus far, it is true, I have not put in any pictures. While the book
19. Re: [TMG] Writing Books [0.971048]
May be for the same reason I started on the different genealogy lists to learn a bit more about the program before you make a descision for either getting one or thinking about switching to another one. Anne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul E. Lawrence" To: Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2002 10:45 PM Subject: RE: [TMG] Writing Books > Then why are you on this list????? > > > At 10:31 PM 7/20/2002 +0200, Ole P. Bielefeldt wrote: > >I you had read the previou
20. Re[2]: [TMG] Scanning [0.971048]
Wednesday, July 24, 2002, 6:19:03 PM, you wrote: JT> Connie wrote in part: JT> << one JT> and it works great. I use it for two computers "talking" to the same printer JT> (with zip drives connected via the same parallel ports>>> JT> That sounds great. I have actually looked at them, but didn't understand JT> how to set it up. This is what I have: JT> 2 parallel ports and no UCB port. JT> A printer, plotter, zip and scanner.
21. [TMG] reply to Ole [0.971048]
Ole, I am not a sophisticated user of TMG. In fact, I am at this point fairly inexperienced with reports (which is a temporary plus with the 5+ version - smile). However, I do come from FTM. In FTM I found myself always creating a chronological chart in the notes section. It seemed to me like a superior way in which to review info gained, etc. And, yes, I also entered conflicting birthdates, etc. When I found TMG, which allowed all of that in a searchable format, I was ecstatic. I consider myself to be a
22. RE: [TMG] Citing to E-Mails [0.971048]
Well, it sounds like some kind of special case in your specific instance. I don't believe other users should shy away from using that field for extensive information on the basis of your apparently unique experience. I don't suppose you've saved the original text, have you? Perhaps in a backup? I for one would be interested to see what it looked like, and see what happens when an import is attempted with that text in the field in question. Dick At 10:39 PM 7/3/2002, Cheri Casper wrote: >Dick - I h
23. Re: [TMG] Installing TMG On A Laptop [0.971048]
In a message dated 7/23/2002 8:28:19 PM Pacific Daylight Time, rdorr1@maine.rr.com writes: > The problem with this method > is that I won't have all the folders with my special reports, GEDCOMs > and various ancillary material to which I often refer. Copying the > entire TMGW folder to zip disks then downloading to the laptop would > accomplish this. I am running Windows 98 on the desktop, Windows XP on > the laptop. > Bud, There's no reason after you've installed TMG, etc and restored your data base
24. RE: [TMG] Re: OT scanners [0.971048]
K&L - Yes, would love to hear feedback on negatives. My husband inherited a ton of negatives from the 1930's and 1940's of his family and it would be great to know that we could get a good scan of them. I would really like to have the new OmniPage OCR software because it works much like Acrobat -- you can make a PDF file into editable text or create your own PDF file, but to buy it plus the scanner is getting pretty pricey. HP's used to come with OmniPage software, but now they seem to have some sort of p
25. Re: [TMG] GOAPP error v. 5 [0.971048]
At 02:16 PM 28/07/2002 -0700, Dolores Palomo wrote: >Another program caused a crash - I think fatal exception. After rebooting >(twice) TMG will not load; the error messages says "alias GOAPP is not >found." > >Should I reinstall (v. 5 with the .02 patch) or wait until tomorrow and call >tech help? Thanks for all suggestions. Reinstalling TMG5 did not help me. I finally deleted the project and then restored it. TMG5 was fine, but because of the crash the project or one of it's files was left open an
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