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Searching for: +path:tmg +(+date:jun +date:1999)
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1. Re: TMG-L: RE: TMG Gedcom export [1]
At 09:57 AM 6/30/99 EDT, Joannasd@aol.com wrote: >Hi, >I guess by now everyone knows that you can download PAF free on the LDS >search site. Well, I did that and when I try to import the GEDCOM I created >with TMG, I get the following message: > >Critical Erranselcmp: String Parameter too long. > >Does anyone know what that means and if I need to do something special to >export a getcom from TMG to PAF? > I had that problem when trying to convert sources automatically in a direct transfer from PAF 2.31
2. Re: TMG-L: Narrative Reports [1]
I am not clear as to what your problem is. 1. You don't have to have any filters to make a narrative report fro one person, his spouse and descendants. All you need is his ID and a selections of the report options. There is a descendancy narrative and a genelaogy report with 4 variations. 2. By convention of the genealogical societies that established the report formats, a person's birth name is always used in reports. When a woman marries and assumes her husbands surname, in reports, her birth name
3. TMG-L: Skipping a generation [1]
First, let me state for all those who may wonder, given the tenor of some of the posts I've read in the past couple of weeks, I've never had a lick of trouble with TMG. It does what I want, when I want it to and any problems are mine alone. My question is one of linkage. I've a step ggggg grandmother named Pembroke Hunter Cartwright whose two sons each named a daughter, Pembroke, after their mother. One of those daughters married my step ggg grandfather, Thomas Watkins. Nothing as yet says which fath
4. Re: TMG-L: RE: TMG Gedcom export [1]
At 09:57 AM 6/30/99 EDT, Joannasd@aol.com wrote: >Hi, >I guess by now everyone knows that you can download PAF free on the LDS >search site. Well, I did that and when I try to import the GEDCOM I created >with TMG, I get the following message: > >Critical Erranselcmp: String Parameter too long. > >Does anyone know what that means and if I need to do something special to >export a getcom from TMG to PAF? > I had that problem when trying to convert sources automatically in a direct transfer from PAF 2.31
5. Re: TMG-L: Narrative Reports [1]
I am not clear as to what your problem is. 1. You don't have to have any filters to make a narrative report fro one person, his spouse and descendants. All you need is his ID and a selections of the report options. There is a descendancy narrative and a genelaogy report with 4 variations. 2. By convention of the genealogical societies that established the report formats, a person's birth name is always used in reports. When a woman marries and assumes her husbands surname, in reports, her birth name
6. TMG-L: Re: TMG file structure (was Purpose of Various Files) [1]
Thanks to Lee & Allen for their responses to my query. I don't know why I missed the listing at WG but that answered most of what I was looking for. Although I knew that files with the DBF extension were the database files, I didn't know which type of data fit into the various FILENA_%.DBF and why some of my data sets included one letter while another data set did not. Now it's clear. Steven Chall in Minneapolis, MN =|:-) Allen provided: The file structure document can still be found at
7. TMG-L: Re: TMG file structure (was Purpose of Various Files) [1]
Thanks to Lee & Allen for their responses to my query. I don't know why I missed the listing at WG but that answered most of what I was looking for. Although I knew that files with the DBF extension were the database files, I didn't know which type of data fit into the various FILENA_%.DBF and why some of my data sets included one letter while another data set did not. Now it's clear. Steven Chall in Minneapolis, MN =|:-) Allen provided: The file structure document can still be found at
8. TMG-L: Skipping a generation [1]
First, let me state for all those who may wonder, given the tenor of some of the posts I've read in the past couple of weeks, I've never had a lick of trouble with TMG. It does what I want, when I want it to and any problems are mine alone. My question is one of linkage. I've a step ggggg grandmother named Pembroke Hunter Cartwright whose two sons each named a daughter, Pembroke, after their mother. One of those daughters married my step ggg grandfather, Thomas Watkins. Nothing as yet says which fath
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