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1. RE: [TMG] Text Exhibits [1]
This is a MIME encoded message. --=_9b89c4a70ad57714dc5a3a3d57b1d626 Content-Type: text/plain; Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Nikki wrote: >From the V5.05 exhibit log, selecting properties, the general screen doesnt >say they are external, the load, save as buttons etc have disappeared and >the file & path is no longer displayed. > >Can we please have it back? For me, this was also the case in v5.04. Did it work for you in v.5.04? Neal. --=_9b89c4a70ad57714dc5a3a3d57b1d626--
2. Re: [TMG] (fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, including his Anglo-Saxon scholarship) [0.970297]
> Ask me when I'm a little less pre-occupied and I'll give you a TMG data set > with the genealogies of hobbits, elves, dragons, and such. It is about 8 > years old but I think that I got through the first two (of four) books > before I decided that the time would be better spent on my own family. > > -Bob Good heavens, Bob, what time is it over there? You must well have reached 'today' (1 March) by now. Time for a good night's snooze! Astrid Melbourne, Australia
3. Re: [TMG] (fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, including his Anglo-Saxon scholarship) [0.970297]
Astrid said: >But isn't that a bit of a problem with beta testers around the world and >presumably some being 'active' at any time around the clock? My wife thinks so. -Bob
4. Re: [TMG] (fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, including his Anglo-Saxon scholarship) [0.970297]
In a message dated 3/1/03 12:07:16 AM Central Standard Time, bvelke@whollygenes.com writes: > Ask me when I'm a little less pre-occupied and I'll give you a TMG data set > with the genealogies of hobbits, elves, dragons, and such. It is about 8 > years old but I think that I got through the first two (of four) books > before I decided that the time would be better spent on my own family. > > -Bob > THAT should be included as sample project #2 on the CD of the final TMG5 release ( just as long as
5. [TMG] OT - Terminal prepositions ( was ...Luxury...) [0.970297]
Darrell A. Martin wrote: > > You folks are making me homesick for a place I have never been > within 3,000 miles (5,000 kilometers) of. Darrell, Sorry to be picky, but should this not be, "You folks are making me homesick for a place of which I have never been within 3,000 miles (5,000 kilometers)" Sackett of Guernsey ==================== Hi: Well, in a word, no. The phrase "... place of which I have never been within ..." does not improve on my previous effort. If one must, try, "You are making me hom
6. [TMG] Whether the weather is fine or not as we wait? [0.970297]
There are some interesting new themes on the list as we wait patiently <:)> for Bob and his very good team. What's snow? We have a reasonably good summer day here although many are hoping for some rain as we need it - though it would only make my lawn grow and I would have to cut it. It looks as though we may get the upgrade later than most as today is already Saturday 1 March 2003 9.53am. Jim Jim & Beverley Payne NEW ZEALAND jr_bjpayne@xtra.co.nz www.geocities.com/shampayne2001/index.html
7. Re: [TMG] While you're waiting - Luxury - was Status of v5.05 [0.970297]
Darrell wrote: > You folks are making me homesick for a place I have never been within 3,000 > miles (5,000 kilometers) of. You should visit. How about a package tour for TMG listers from the States/Canada - visits to all London repositories & the PRO & a joint meeting with the TMG-UK Users Group thrown in? And a special extra for Andy - a visit to the Royal Household's Archives at Windsor. Caroline Gurney Portsmouth, UK caroline.gurney@ntlworld.com
8. Re: [TMG] (fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, including his Anglo-Saxon scholarship) [0.970297]
Douglas You do not seem to know that this is when he gets most of his work done. (From 8:00 AM until 3:00 or 4:00 AM) Myrnice "Douglas" wrote on Saturday, March 01, 2003 1:11 AM Subject: Re: [TMG] (fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, including his Anglo-Saxon scholarship) > >but I think that I got through the first two (of four) books > > before I decided that the time would be better spent on my own family. > > > > -Bob > Let's see- 1:10am in Maryland--shouldn't you turn in for the evening, tired > fellow?
9. Re: [TMG] While you're waiting - Luxury - was Status of v5.05 - very OT [0.970297]
Cheri Casper wrote: > Caroline - Sounds great. Are you putting this tour package together? We > are all invited to your house for dinner, right? CheriC Sure thing. Courgettes will be served, of course . Since Teresa doesn't fly she'd better set out now - she can bring her laptop & headphones and work on cleaning up her sources en route. And I guarantee Darrell that the natives are friendly. Most of them also like bananas . Caroline Gurney Portsmouth, UK caroline.gurney@ntlworld.com
10. [TMG] (fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, including his Anglo-Saxon scholarship) [0.970297]
Darrell Just while we're waiting - my daughter was in England recently doing her big OE and part of the time she was doing home nursing. She told me that one time she was looking after an old lady and she got talking to the man of the house. He had been a Don at Oxford and knew Tolkein and Lewis and used to "go down to the pub with them for a drink and a talk." She knew it would make me jealous, but she is a good daughter - she went to Wellington Museum recently (our capital) and saw the Tolkein exhibit
11. Re: [TMG] Re: Yellowknife [0.970297]
Nancy Fraser wrote: > My summer hobby is > photography, and while we are all waiting you can see some photos at > http://www.pbase.com/nfraser/new_d100&page=1 Nancy, Thanks for sharing the photos - they are gorgeous. Makes me long for the day when I finally get to visit Canada. I have multiple connections there, particularly in British Columbia. My 3x great uncle was one of the founders of Victoria and my Mum was born in Prince Rupert. Caroline Gurney Portsmouth, UK caroline.gurney@ntlworld.com
12. Re: [TMG] While you're waiting - Luxury - was Status of v5.05 [0.970297]
Meanwhile in the cold North of England (probably nothing to Yellowknife) the crocuses are just starting to appear. The temperature has been rising and spring appears to be approaching. A couple of mornings with thick fog. One was with the fog lying in the valleys and the Tyne was a grey blanket with the arch of the Tyne Bridge rising up out of it. I have yet to spot a lamb but it's just a metter of time. Jeff Piper Stanley Co. Durham Land of the Prince Bishops www.piper22.freeserve.co.uk ----- Original Me
13. Re: [TMG] While you're waiting - Luxury - was Status of v5.05 [0.970297]
Jeff Piper wrote: > Meanwhile in the cold North of England (probably nothing to Yellowknife) the > crocuses are just starting to appear. The temperature has been rising and > spring appears to be approaching. A couple of mornings with thick fog. One > was with the fog lying in the valleys and the Tyne was a grey blanket with > the arch of the Tyne Bridge rising up out of it. > I have yet to spot a lamb but it's just a metter of time. > Jeff Piper > Stanley Co. Durham > Land of the Prince Bishops > www.pip
14. [TMG] While you are waiting - Places? [0.970297]
I am concerned about the way places have changed their names and which state, etc they are now in. This is sometimes fixed by adding "now known as XXX" to the place entry, but this is not really the best way to do this - is it? It is mixing up what was in the source with something extra (unsourced) that the researcher has added. Then there the places that are known by 2 or more names concurrently - Eurpoean Cities are good examples for US persons to think about e.g. "Rome" or "Roma". How do you think
15. Re: [TMG] (fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, including his Anglo-Saxon scholarship) [0.970297]
On Sat, 1 Mar 2003 01:29:20 -0500, myrnice wrote: >And he has beta testers in all time zones :-) Including several now in EST in the US. Terry Reigel
16. Re: [TMG] (fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, including his Anglo-Saxon scholarship) [0.970297]
> Sigh. I'm committed to staying up at least as long as my devoted beta > testers do.... > > -Bob Beyond the call of duty... - as always! (And very much appreciated!) But isn't that a bit of a problem with beta testers around the world and presumably some being 'active' at any time around the clock? ... Letting you get back to work - or sleep - now, whichever comes first :-) Astrid
17. Re: [TMG] (fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, including his Anglo-Saxon scholarship) [0.970297]
Ask me when I'm a little less pre-occupied and I'll give you a TMG data set with the genealogies of hobbits, elves, dragons, and such. It is about 8 years old but I think that I got through the first two (of four) books before I decided that the time would be better spent on my own family. -Bob
18. RE: [TMG] Whether the weather is fine or not as we wait? [0.970297]
Hi Jim We got some rain this morning :) Boys cricket got cancelled, but stayed fine for my daughters dance performance. Nikki heartbroken for Team NZ -----Original Message----- From: JimBev [SMTP:jr_bjpayne@xtra.co.nz] Sent: Saturday, 1 March 2003 9:55 a.m. To: TMG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TMG] Whether the weather is fine or not as we wait? There are some interesting new themes on the list as we wait patiently <:)> for Bob and his very good team. What's snow? We have a reasonably good summer day here
19. Re: [TMG] filtering list participants [0.970297]
At 03:58 AM 3/1/03 -0200, John Farmer wrote: >I find the list fascinating, but I missed a day and have 178 messages. I >have them all delivered to the TMG file on my e-mail. I have a few >favorites, Lee, Theresa, Richard Brogger, bob gillis. It takes a lot of >time to look at all the messages of the list. Is there a way to just >accept messages from certain people? or if I use block sender, will this >block a person, or the whole list? >The list is an endless source of education for me and positive
20. Re: [TMG] (fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, including his Anglo-Saxon scholarship) [0.970297]
And he has beta testers in all time zones :-) Myrnice "Bob Velke" wrote on Saturday, March 01, 2003 1:27 AM Subject: Re: [TMG] (fan of J.R.R. Tolkien, including his Anglo-Saxon scholarship) > > >Let's see- 1:10am in Maryland--shouldn't you turn in for the evening, tired > >fellow? > > Sigh. I'm committed to staying up at least as long as my devoted beta > testers do.... > > -Bob
21. [TMG] TMG 5.04 accent, witness and timeline colours on laptop [0.970297]
I have encountered a strange problem in trying to duplicate my TMG set-up from my PC to my laptop. The colours I have chosen for accents, timelines and witnessed events come out very different on the LCD screen of my laptop. For example, the RGB value of my Timeline background colour is: Red: 200, Green: 200, Blue: 172. On my PC this is a golden-khaki colour. On my laptop it comes out grey. The change in other colours is not quite so dramatic but they all seem "washed out". I have tried playing about with
22. [TMG] filtering list participants [0.970297]
I find the list fascinating, but I missed a day and have 178 messages. I have them all delivered to the TMG file on my e-mail. I have a few favorites, Lee, Theresa, Richard Brogger, bob gillis. It takes a lot of time to look at all the messages of the list. Is there a way to just accept messages from certain people? or if I use block sender, will this block a person, or the whole list? The list is an endless source of education for me and positively delightful people, whom I admire. Before tonight, I
23. Re: [TMG] Re: Newspaper clippings - theoretical [0.970297]
At 10:37 PM 2/28/03 -0600, William P. Farrington wrote: >Darrel, > > Would you put all the "source document" into the memo / comment > field of the "Source record itself" and have it printed out in the first > citation, the bibliography, or not at all, and leave the "Sharp analysis, > careful descriptions of alternate theories or possibilities, and exposure > of often-reported errors" for the "Tag Citation Detail or Tag Memo" in > something like a tag for biography or note, etc.?
24. Re: [TMG] While you're waiting - Luxury - was Status of v5.05 [0.970297]
In a message dated 2/28/03 6:50:19 PM Central Standard Time, caroline.gurney@ntlworld.com writes: > Darrell wrote: > > > You folks are making me homesick for a place I have never been within > 3,000 > > miles (5,000 kilometers) of. > > You should visit. How about a package tour for TMG listers from the > States/Canada - visits to all London repositories & the PRO & a joint > meeting with the TMG-UK Users Group thrown in? And a special extra for > Andy - a visit to the Royal Household's Archives at Wind
25. RE: [TMG] While you are waiting - Places? [0.970297]
On Fri, 28 Feb 2003 23:55:46 -0500, Richard, Barbara & Robbie Damon wrote: >On the other hand, TMG does not force you to use this >model, and some people prefer to record more to the level >of raw evidence, and TMG in its flexibility allows them to >do it that way too. The one problem with this model is >that, to follow it strictly, variations in spelling of >names or places should cause the research to create >multiple tags with the differing information, which has >the problem of being verbose and the d
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