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1. Re: [TMG] Fox Pro Support [1]
Maybe we can talk Bob into porting to Linux. On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 21:51, Dennis Lee Bieber wrote: > On or about 13:44 06/04/03 a carrier pigeon from Richard Brogger delivered: > > >get support from Microsoft and, as far as I am concerned, user support > > "user" is the key... "Users" just get the FAQ and KB articles... > > If you are paying some $1000/year for realtime MSDN THEN you may > get an actual tech to look at things. > > -- > > ========================================= <
2. Re: [TMG] OT Inaccurate Ancestry GEDCOMS [1]
Why would you be posting the addresses and phone numbers for your relatives? They probably couldn't sue you, but it would seem to be questionable ethically to do that without their OK. As for SSNs of the dead, they are in the public domain and a matter of public record. They couldn't sue you for that. On Sun, 2003-06-22 at 07:55, Ian Singer wrote: > Michael Larson wrote: > > > Just wanted to mention that "data" can not be protected by copyright and > > thus can't be plagerized. The only thing that c
3. Re: [TMG] Portable Flash Memory - was Backup Problem [1]
I've been using one of these CigarPros for months now. I keep all my images on it. I make it Drive Z: on all my computers, then do all backups to it and then when I start TMG on another computer, the first thing I do is restore. It is as fast as your USB connection, which is pretty fast. May even be faster than a hard drive. It is just a large memory chip with the circuitry to make it into a virtual drive. They are about the same price as compact flash or smart media cards, or maybe a fraction more. Th
4. Re: OT for DickRE: [TMG] CONTRARY re: Genealogical Standards re Living People (OT?) [1]
On Sun, 2003-06-29 at 12:37, Darrell A. Martin wrote: > > I understand your opinion, although I disagree with it at the most > fundamental level. The heart of the "privacy" assumption is that the > subject of *any* piece of information has the absolute right to control the > dissemination of that information. It's not a question of rights. It's a question of how to treat other people. I don't post things on my living relatives because I respect them and their privacy, even though none of them have
5. Re: [TMG] Fox Pro Support [1]
And if so, does this mean we'll all have to pay Microsoft royalties to use their system? On Tue, 2003-06-03 at 17:21, rdrunner wrote: > All / Bob, > > What are your plans for TMG since MS is discontinuing support for Fox Pro v6 > in Sep of 2004? Will you be moving to Fox Pro .NET (v8 I think)? > > Product Name General Availability Date Mainstream Support Retired > Extended Support Retired > Visual FoxPro 5.0/5a 28-Jan-97 30-Jun-03 Not Applicable > Visual FoxPro 6 16-Aug-1998 30-Sep-2003 30-Sep-2004
6. Re: [TMG] OT Inaccurate Ancestry GEDCOMS [1]
If I made a post-it note for every inaccurate GEDCOM I saw, it would be a career in itself. On Sun, 2003-06-22 at 07:13, Terry Reigel wrote: > On Sat, 21 Jun 2003 20:14:40 -0700, Cheri Casper wrote: > >I have just discovered that if someone is posting > >erroneous data in a GEDCOM file on Ancestry, that you can > >add a Post-It. The Post-It is password protected (which I > >didn't realize) so the person who has posted the GEDCOM > >can't edit or delete the note without the password. > > Good point. Bu
7. Re: [TMG] Automatic "relation" tag - Opinions wanted [1]
I would like such a tag or a way of automatically generating a tag containing that information. I have a project of over 11,000 people and I haven't notice any performance problems at all, even with 4 different accent colors turned on as well as the relationship calculator. I'm running Win 2000 with an Athlon 1350 MHz processor. On Sat, 2003-05-31 at 15:38, Richard Brogger wrote: > Automatic "relation" tag > When checked, a tag in the Person View will identify the blood > relationship of each person in t
8. Re: [TMG] (OT) Microsoft Internet Security Pack [1]
No. And if they had, that wouldn't be enough. To my knowledge, Microsoft doesn't communicate by attachments, but by you downloading things from their website. On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 10:50, Ken Healy wrote: > Sorry about this off-topic message but many on the board could be interested. > > This morning I received an e-mail with an attachment, allegedly from Microsoft, urging me to use the attachment to get some security updates affecting Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. I have not previously had
9. RE: [TMG] Automatic "relation" tag - Opinions wanted [1]
Yes, that has to be true, since when you make a connection which changes the relationships of people already in the dataset, the old relationships stay until you unselect and reselect the relationship calculator. On Sat, 2003-05-31 at 16:06, Richard Damon wrote: > Richard, > Actually in version 5 the tag is not computed on the fly, but when a new > person is added or when the option is turned on. > > Richard Damon
10. Re: [TMG] Access CD Rom: [1]
Normally, you can't just do backups directly on to a CD-R disk. You have to use a CD burning program such as Nero to get the files onto the CD-R. Do the backups onto your hard drive and then move them to the CD with Nero or other program. On Fri, 2003-06-27 at 15:11, J.O.Baker wrote: > I have been using my 100MgB (Floppy) for Backups and etc. Everytime I > try to use a CD Rom, I get "Access Denied'. Nothing loads to the CD Rom, > where I designate which one, either 'E' or 'F'. Probably a stupid > ques
11. RE: [TMG] OT: Help with British Place Name [1]
Middlesex is a county, not a state. On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 22:02, Chuck Wolfram wrote: > >I have no research in England as yet. However, a great aunt in New York > >married a Englishman in 1885. Their New York marriage certificate says he > >was born in London, England. > > > >What would be the BEST way to record his place of birth? > > > The answer would be: > (City): London > (State): Middlesex > (Country): England > > The only possible problem with this address is that it might not be correct. Lo
12. Re: [TMG] Dual Monitors [1]
Yes. Two cards will do, or one card that supports 2 monitors. On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 23:06, dkeiffer wrote: > How do you do this dual monitors? Do you have to have a special video card > or double cards? > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "joanna" > To: > Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 5:38 PM > Subject: RE: [TMG] Dual Monitors > > > > Vic, > > I must have missed your previous message. I, too, use dual monitors, often > > as you do. I also like to spre
13. Re: [TMG] Dual Monitors [1]
Love to, but I just don't have the desk space for 2. On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 16:30, Victor Adams wrote: > I didn't get any response when I wrote of my side by side arrangement. Maybe everyone thought I was bragging. I was not. When you been hit in the head one too many times like I have, it is imperative to have the help file open on one monitor while I go through the procedure by the numbers on the other monitor. Call me intellectually challenged, but try it. You'll never go back to a single. > > Vic
14. Re: [TMG] recording research theories [0.969109]
FranAnd@aol.com wrote: >caroline.gurney@ntlworld.com writes: >Elizabeth Churchett wrote: > >I do have Item Tips turned on, and my Memo field appears when I move the mouse over it--but after a few seconds (less than a minute, at least)the field disappears again. This makes it difficult to read my text,think about it, look at it again, wonder what I was thinking , etc. . . . Is there a way to keep the Item Tip up until I move the cursor away >from it? > >I just did some comparing between v4 and v5. Both
15. Re: [TMG] Fixing Names [0.969109]
In my wife's family, following the Norwegian custom of naming the first-born son after his grandfather, we have four generations of males named Sevald Sevaldson Lund (Lund being the farm name). The second generation down had TWO sons named Sevald (Sevaldson, of course), and each of these had sons named Sevald, making for a total of six. The start of this line, which is as far back as our present data goes, was Sevald Hansen Lund. One could presume that his father was Hans Sevaldson, but we don't have that r
16. Re: [TMG] Re: Date Reports [0.969109]
> > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > > > > Why? There is an unusual or coincidental number of dates that keep > recurring from one generation to the next such as: .... > > > Interestingly, my wife's brother, his father and his grandfather, were all > born on 2 Jan, though obviously not in the same year. > > Bill J. I had friends of one family in Germany - four brothers. Somehow the parents managed to have the three oldest naturally born on the same date in different years - No.
17. Re: [TMG] Historical military ranks [0.969109]
At 09:44 AM 12/06/2003, Lee Hoffman wrote: >But if your brother happened to retire from the Coast Guard, it would have >been at the "highest rank held under honorable conditions". Lee Are you saying that his pension would have been the same as someone who held that permanent rank at the time he retired? Walt
18. Re: [TMG] recording research theories [0.969109]
Caroline Gurney wrote: > There is no need to select the tag. With Item Tips > turned on, you can instantly view the content of the > Memo field, including any research notes to yourself. Caroline, With Item Tips turned on: 1. The memo display overwrites the tag descriptions that I find so useful in the so-called Name/Place column; 2. The memo display is not scrollable, so any memo text longer than a few lines cannot be completely viewed--and if you employ split memos or include resea
19. [TMG] More questions re: TMG [0.969109]
--=======685D41E4======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-54F7C3D; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit At 08:25 PM 6/9/03 -0600, you wrote: >TMG-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 1081 > >Today's Topics: > > #9 Re: [TMG] More questions re: TMG a [Elizabeth Churchett > >______________________________ >X-Message: #9 >Date: Mon, 09 Jun 2003 21:29:19 -0500 >From: Elizabeth Churchett >Subject: Re: [TM
20. Re: [TMG] Historical military ranks [0.969109]
At 11:13 AM 6/13/03 -0400, Lee Hoffman wrote: >NavyGrog@aol.com wrote: >>Richard- As I remember it, the navy often disagreed with the dictionary. Once >>upon a time I went through Marine boot Camp and a simple request to be >>allowed to go to the bathroom might get one a rather severe disciplinary >>action. >>That necessary was called a head and woe to him who forgot it-Dale > >The same applies to the Navy Boot Camp. A similar term is what you are >stand on when you first step onto a ship. It is not a f
21. Re: [TMG] transfer to laptop [0.969109]
At 01:21 PM 6/14/2003, Douglas wrote: >I've imported a project from my desktop computer into my laptop computer. >But, how do I import as well my customized screen layouts and all other TMG >customized settings? Thanks in advance! As I pointed out in a recent article in the RUG of Arlington newsletter, probably the best thing is to transfer the whole TMG5 folder. You'll wind up transferring a lot of stuff that isn't needed, but it beats trying to find all the individual files (unless you've read the ar
22. Re: [TMG] Ancestry Images [0.969109]
Cheri, I didn't use to record the image number, but I found them awfully hard to find again without it. Since Ancestry online is my true source, not the microfilm it is digitized from, I wanted the shortest path to finding it again in case I want to re-decipher the handwriting. I would strongly recommend recording the image number. I also record sheet and page numbers. Frequently I record a page number in the form "page 123/456" using "/" to indicate the several pagings that are usually found. Every ind
23. Re: [TMG] To copyright or not [0.969109]
Donna, One addiitonal item, by simply placing the copyright symbol, your name, and year of publication ensures your copyright. By submitting or registering with the LOC by filing form TX, you protect your rights. Thanks, Kevin Quoting Chevalier : > Requesting assistance with book to be printed. I have my book ready to print > (printing myself with laser printer). It covers about 350 years, has about > 815 pages, has much researched information with cititations of my sources,
24. [TMG] transfer to laptop [0.969109]
I've imported a project from my desktop computer into my laptop computer. But, how do I import as well my customized screen layouts and all other TMG customized settings? Thanks in advance!
25. Re: [TMG] Backup Problem [0.969109]
Garry F Bell wrote: > > 'morning > > For the last couple of years I have backed up on a CD-RW without any problems > whatsoever. The other day I decided to use new CDs and after going through the backing > up process I get the following messages..new zip file left as: C:\Windows\Temp\Zla08587 > (followed by) Could not create output file was replacing the original zip file > E:\Bell060903.sqz. The Backup Project screen shows an error code of 15. > > Can anyone suggest what is going on and why. And how
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