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LEGACY NEWS APRIL 27, 2005
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LEGACY UPDATE 14 APRIL 2005 NOW AVAILABLE
FROM THE LEGACY ONLINE STORE
- GENViewer Legacy Edition Is Ideal for Previewing
Files
- GENMatcher Automatically Compares Genealogy Files
- GenSmarts for Legacy: Buy Now and Save
-
Genealogy Training Videotape Blowout Sale
NEWS AND VIEWS
- National Genealogical Society Annual
Conference in the States in June
- Pocket Genealogist Version 2.94 Released
- Cruise the Caribbean and Have Fun
Learning Legacy from the Experts
OUR FAVORITE WEB SITES
- Huge Set of Ship Registers Available
Online
- Borthwick Institute Probate Index Records
Online
EARN WITH THE LEGACY AFFILIATE PROGRAM
TIPS FROM THE EXPERTS
- Import Tips for Trouble Free Records Transfer
- File ID Number Assistant and File ID Number Report
SHARE YOUR EXPERT TIP
CALENDAR
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Take a Look at Our Busy Calendar for May 2005....
HUMOR
- Moderation in All Things....
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CONTACT INFORMATION
LEGACY UPDATE 14 APRIL 2005 NOW AVAILABLE
There is a new Legacy 5.0 update available
(Version 5.0.0.226 - Build Date of 14 April 2005). You can update your Legacy
program by clicking on Internet > Check for Legacy Update... and
following the prompts. Updates are free patches and enhancements that add new
features, repair bugs, replace damaged/missing files, and bring your program
up to date. Updating will keep your program in "good health" and make sure
that all of Legacy's many features will work at their best.
This update is for both the Standard and Deluxe editions of Legacy 5.0.
The updates are always cumulative, which means if you missed the last two or
three, the current build will catch up you on all the enhancements and
corrections of the past.
The update process has been streamlined for Legacy 5.0 Deluxe users:
You won't need to enter your e-mail address or use a password when updating
your program. If you are not a registered user, you can get the free update by
clicking on the blue www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
link in the screen. Be sure to enter your e-mail address correctly, so that
you will receive the installation password, and please read the screens
carefully.
You can view the enhancements, corrections and changes to Legacy by clicking
on the blue See What's New link (see screen shot
below).

The Check For Update screen will
show you the build date of your program, which should be 14 April 2005.
You can also check for the build date by clicking on Help > General
Information and checking the build date in the middle of the second line
of the General Information window. The free update is also available by
visiting
www.legacyfamilytree.com/DownloadUpdate.asp.
Note: This update will not update (patch) Legacy
2.0 or 3.0 or 4.0. This update will overwrite earlier versions with Legacy 5.0
Standard Edition. If you are using the Deluxe Edition of Legacy 3.0 or 4.0,
you will need to buy the Legacy 5.0 Deluxe upgrade if you wish to continue
using your deluxe features. Special upgrade prices for Legacy 4.0 Deluxe users
are available by visiting:
www.legacyfamilytree.com/DeluxeUpgrade.asp
FROM THE ONLINE STORE
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GENViewer Legacy Edition Is Ideal for
Previewing Files - US$ 19.95
GENViewer for Legacy is a remarkable add-on program that works directly with your Legacy family file, PAF or with GEDCOM files created by other genealogy applications. With GENViewer's powerful File Search capabilities, you can simultaneously search multiple files for that critical piece of information you need. Use
GENViewer to quickly clean up those GEDCOM files that are cluttering your computer. Its speed and versatility makes it ideal for previewing GEDCOM files
before importing them into Legacy.
GENViewer also creates a self-viewing GEDCOM that will display your genealogical data. This file can be e-mailed as an attachment or placed on a Web site for downloading. Furthermore it can be created on a floppy disk and run on any Windows computer. This is a truly unique way to share your genealogy with people who don't own a genealogy program but who have a computer.
For more information or to order, please
point your browser to:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Redirect/Store-Addons.asp
Learn how to search with GENViewer
with the new video training CD "Legacy's
Tagging and Searching Made Easy!"
Runs on Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP.
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GENMatcher Automatically Compares
Genealogy Files - US$ 29.95
GENMatcher is a Windows-based utility that compares two genealogy files for matches, or one genealogy file for duplicates.
GENMatcher quickly finds matches between genealogy files. This allows you to quickly test downloaded files for potential matches to your data. In addition,
GENMatcher also helps you clean up your genealogy data by finding duplicates.
You can compare files between different file formats. Files do not have to be the same format to be compared.
GENMatcher reads and compares Legacy Family Tree family files, as well as GEDCOM and Temple Submission Files.
GENMatcher lets you set the comparison criteria. Your analysis work is saved in work sessions. An unlimited number of sessions can be saved and restored.
Use GENMatcher with no risk to your data. GENMatcher compares without modifying your data; there's no need to import data to compare files.
System requirements: GENMatcher runs on Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP. It requires 5MB of disk space.
For more information or to order, please
point your browser to:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Redirect/Store-Addons.asp
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Was US$ 29.95 - Now Is US$ 24.95
Let
GenSmarts help you research your ancestors! GenSmarts for Legacy is a genealogy software program that can analyze your family file and tell you, by person, which record to research, and why. This exciting new add-on program is an excellent tool to help you with your research. Don't miss out on the low introductory price of $24.95!
GenSmarts finds holes in your data and can do automatic lookups for you on free internet search sites. The current edition is for the US, the UK and Canada. Australia will be added soon!
GenSmarts directly reads your Legacy family file and works with all versions of Microsoft Windows (95,98,ME,NT,2000, and XP). It's a small download and easy to install -- give it a try!
For more information or to order, please
point your browser to:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Redirect/Store-Addons.asp
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Barbara Renick's Guide to Genealogy Information On-line Was $14.95 -
Now
$10.95!
Barbara Renick discusses types of databases on the Internet that can be used
for genealogy research. Click
Here to order.
On-line Reference Tools For Genealogy With Barbara Renick Was $14.95 -
Now
$10.95!
In this video Barbara Renick will explain the types of reference tools
available to genealogists on the Internet.
Click Here to order.

Publishing Your Family History on Line Was $14.95 - Now $10.95!
In this amazing video Richard S. Wilson teaches you how to publish your own
family history on the Internet.
Click Here to order.
Windows for Genealogists Was $14.95 - Now $10.95!
Rhonda McClure teaches the viewer basic Windows understanding.
Click Here to order.
Finding Your Family History in the Attic Was $19.95 - Now $14.95!
Learn from Tony Burroughs how to 'Get Started' finding your family history in
the closest place possible -- your own home!
Click Here to order
NEWS AND VIEWS
The
National Genealogical Society's 27th Annual Conference in the
States will be held 1-4 June 2005 at the Nashville Convention Center in
Nashville, Tennessee, in
combination with GENTECH 2005. This year's theme is Tennessee
Crossroads.
Many vendors and societies will in
attendance. They will bring many and varied products for genealogists. Software
products will assist not only in recording your genealogy, but also for
researching. The expanding series of publications, indexes and databases will be
available, in addition to preservation materials, books, maps, and memorabilia.
Geoff Rasmussen of Millennia Corp.
will teach a beginning and intermediate Legacy class.
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Sail
away on a seven-day Eastern
Caribbean cruise aboard Carnivals stately Victory ship, which leaves
Miami, Florida on Sunday, 16 October 2005. In addition to cruising through the
Caribbean Seas, you will have the opportunity to visit the ports of San Juan,
Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, NA and St. Thomas, USVI. Each port has many
exciting shore excursions.
Classes will also teach you many of the powerful features of Legacy that will
really help you advance your genealogical research. You will learn a lot and
have a great time doing it.
Prices begin at US $517.00 per person, double occupancy
port charges, taxes and Legacy classes included in this price for inside
cabin.
Inside cabin at the rate of
US $517.00 per person.
Ocean view cabin at the rate of $796.00 per person.
Balcony cabin at the rate of $797.00 per person.
Port
charges, taxes and Legacy classes included in all prices. When the above
cabins have sold the rate will be a lot higher if any are available, so take
advantage of these low rates while they last! Last year we sold out of all
100 booked cabins very quickly. The rates are for the cruise only. Air and
ground transportation to and from the cruise are additional. Optional
pre-cruise or post-cruise hotel packages are available.
Last years September 2004 Cruise was
completely sold out. Please make your reservation now in order to be one of
the lucky ones to come with us in October of 2005. We have negotiated these
special prices for the first 100 cabins and the rates are guaranteed so don't
delay reserving your space. This price is guaranteed only until we run out of
the reserved cabins and space is quickly filling up. Don't miss out on this
great opportunity.
You may elect to pay the entire amount now
or hold your cabin and lock in the price by paying
only a $300.00 deposit.
You can download the cruise application
form at this link.
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/cruiseorderform.asp (after printing the
form just click your browser's back button to return to this page).
In order to book your cruise we need for
you to print this authorization form (click
here for order form) and simply fill it out and fax it to Travelworks
International Attn: Christy at 1-888-505-6997.
Once you have faxed in your form we will
send you out your cruise confirmation. Boarding passes will be shipped
directly to your home prior to sailing. If you have any more questions feel
free to contact our office.
OUR FAVORITE WEB SITES
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Huge Set of Ship Registers Available
Online
Mystic
Seaport (with the help of The Mariners' Museum, the Maine Maritime Museum, The
Peabody Essex Museum, the Library of Congress, and the Andrew W. Mellon
Foundation) has put together a collection of the earliest-published American
ship registers. They begin with the New York Marine Register (1857) and go
through The Record of American and Foreign Shipping for 1900. This 55 volumes
containing about 50,000 pages and a million records. They're available at
http://www.mysticseaport.org/library/initiative/ShipRegisterList.cfm.
Registers are listed individually (there are some yacht registers here
too). Clicking on a register volume gives you the ability the browse the
volume's ships, brigs, barks, schooners, and steamers alphabetically.
If you want to search, you can do that too; start at
http://www.mysticseaport.org/library/initiative/VMSearch.cfm . Here you
can search by shipmaster name or by vessel name and rig type. Results include
ship name, shipmaster name, and volume where it appears. The ship name links
to the volume and page where it appears. (Thanks to: ResearchBuzz.org
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http://www.researchbuzz.org/huge_set_of_ship_registers_now_available_online.shtml)
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- Borthwick Institute Probate Index Records Are Now Online
The
Origins Network,
specialists in British and Irish genealogy, have announced the online
availability of indexes to the probate record holdings of The Borthwick
Institute for Archives, including wills, inventories and associated records
from 1320s to 1858.
The Borthwick Institute for Archives takes its name from William Borthwick
of Bridlington, under whose will it was endowed. After opening in 1953, ten
years later it became part of the newly-established University of York as a
research institute specialising in the study of ecclesiastical history, in
particular that of the Province of York. It acts as the diocesan record office
for Yorkshire and is a recognised place of deposit for public records. During
the summer of 2004 the Institute moved to a purpose built archive repository
on the outskirts of York in Heslington, adjacent to the University of Yorks
JBM Library.
The first sets of Borthwick Institute index records to be placed online are
those for the probate records of the Prerogative & Exchequer Courts of York
from the Medieval period, 1320s to 1500, and for 54 peculiar courts for the
years 1383 to 1858. The Borthwick Institutes archive of probate records
(wills, inventories and associated records) is the largest in England outside
London. Over 35,000 records are now available and British Origins subscribers
may order copies of the original records online.
Additionally, British Origins now features exclusive access to the Inheritance
Dispute Index (1574-1714): a comprehensive index to over 26,000 lawsuits
instituted in the Chancery Court of England, compiled by Peter Coldham. This
and additional English genealogy collections are available on British
Origins at
http://www.britishorigins.com.
EARN WITH THE LEGACY AFFILIATE PROGRAM
The
Legacy affiliate program is by far one of the best opportunities on the
Internet. We are experiencing some major growth and it's time for you to cash
in on some of the profits. You make money on the traffic and the Legacy sales
that you generate.
It is completely free to join and all you have to do to participate is
advertise the special address that we will provide you. After someone clicks,
our tracking software will take care of the rest. It will follow your customer
through our site to make sure you get commissions for any purchase of Legacy.
As an added bonus, our system will keep track of every visitor you refer for
the next year so if they come back during that time to buy Legacy, you will
still get credit for it.
This is an amazing opportunity and very easy to setup. To sign up please read
through our policies and conditions and then continue to the sign up page.
Please be assured that we will keep all of your information in the strictest
of confidence. It will be used for in house reasons only and never sold or
given to a third party. We value your privacy.
Sign Up Today:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/AffiliateProgram.asp
TIPS FROM THE EXPERTS
You may end up with a large of number of
unrelated individuals in your family file that you don't want because they are
not related to you.
You may end up with a large number of duplicate records, which leads to a
long and tedious merge session.
You inherit a large number of records that have a lot of potential problems
in them.
You end up with a lot of locations, surnames, sources, etc. that are not
formatted or as complete as you would like them to be.
The following steps will avoid these problems and make sure the records you
import are accurate as possible and in the format you prefer.
Create a new, temporary family file:
1. Import the GEDCOM into a new, temporary
family file where it can be checked.
2. In the new, temporary family file check the formatting and completeness of
locations, sources, and surnames, etc. Make formatting changes to fit your
tastes, add missing counties, upper or lower case surnames as you prefer,
check sources, etc.
3. Run a Potential Problems report and make corrections where needed.
4. When finished, the records should be satisfactory and ready to import.
Open the family file to receive the imported records:
1. Tag all individuals, locations, sources
and surnames. This will mark your original lists so that imported items will
stand out in contrast. (Click on View and point at Master Lists
and select Location, or Surname, or Source from the
submenu.)
2. Split the Family View and open the new, temporary family file.
(Click on View on the menu bar and select Split Screen View.
When prompted about opening another family file in the new window, click
Yes and select it.)
3. Find the key individual in the new, temporary family file who will be the
beginning point.
4. Drag and drop the key individual from the new, temporary family into the
receiving family file.
5. When the Copy Between Family Files window opens, click the button to
copy only the family, ancestors or descendants you want to add.
Other things to consider when copying the records include how you want to
handle RIN numbers and AutoSourcing. Also remember that Help is
available for what ever screen you are in by pressing F1 on your
keyboard or by clicking the Help button.
When the copying of records is complete, there should be a minimal number of
people to merge, problems in records will already have been cleaned up, and
you can see at a glance when looking at the Master Lists what
information is new (it will be untagged) and what information you started with
(it will be tagged). For example, by opening the Name List, clicking
the Search button, and then selecting Show All Untagged you can
see exactly who has been imported into your family file.
If the import did not work right, immediately click Edit on the menu
bar and select Undo Import of [date] from the edit menu.
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- File ID Number Assistant and File ID Number Report
There
are four types of records in Legacy that accept a File ID #. These are
Master Sources, Source Citation Details, To-Do items, and
Multimedia items (picture, sound, and video files). You can use these
fields to create a filing system linking your family file records with printed
source documentation, printed pictures, and other physical items that you want
to store for the future. Many genealogists find it helpful to use the File
ID # field as a cross-reference to the photocopies, certificates, extracts
and other materials in their research folders and notebooks.
The File ID Number Assistant in Legacy is reached by clicking the
button next to the File ID # field on the Master Source Definition,
Source Citation Detail, Sound and Video Caption, Display
Picture, and Picture Center screens. The assistant is used to help
you figure out what the next available ID number is. If you are using a system
of filing numbers that contains letters and numbers and you need to be
reminded of the next available increment of the number portion, the assistant
can help. For example:
Drawer A, Item 1
Drawer A, Item 2
Drawer A, Item 3
Drawer A, Item 10
Drawer A, Item 11
· Search Filter
The File ID # list is initially filtered so that only those numbers
that start with the contents of the Search Filter field are shown. If you want
to show all file IDs currently in use, blank out the contents of this field
and click Refresh List. To filter the list to all IDs starting with "Drawer",
enter Drawer in the field and click Refresh List.
· Record Types to Include in the File ID # List
You can restrict the list of file IDs shown in the list to one or more
specific types (master sources, source citation detail, to-do items, or
multimedia items) by checking and unchecking the four corresponding checkboxes
below the list. After selecting the types you want to have displayed, click
the Refresh List button.
· File ID Number Report
The File ID Number Report lists all the numbers that you have in your
family file and shows where they were used. This report can be used as a
guide to both the documents in your research files or notebooks, as well as
Master Sources, Source Citation Details, To-Do items, and
Multimedia items in your Legacy family file.
To generate the File ID Number Report:
1. Choose All Reports (books and others) from the Report
pull-down menu.
2. Click File ID Numbers.
3. Select the desired reports options (described below).
4. Click either Print or Preview to view the report.
The ID Number Asistant and File ID Number Report are features of
Legacy Deluxe only and are not available in the free Standard
Edition. To order the Deluxe Edition,
please visit our Online Store or call 1 425 788-2121 (toll-free 1 800
753-3453 in the US).
SHARE YOUR EXPERT TIP
Do you have an expert tip to share? Send your ideas to
Jim@LegacyFamilyTree.com. We'd love to include it in our newsletter and on our Web site. We are looking for short, simple things everyone can do to improve they way they use Legacy, but may not have thought about.
CALENDAR
2 May - Clark County,
Washington, Genealogical Society Legacy Interest Group
The Legacy Family Tree Interest Group meets from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. the
first Monday of each month.
CCGS library
717 Grand Boulevard in Vancouver, Wash.
No reservations necessary, but we would like to know if you're coming. Please
contact ikie4@netzero.net
3 May - Logan Legacy Users Group, 7:30 pm in the Logan Utah
Regional Family History Center located in the basement of the Tabernacle at:
50 N. Main
Logan, Utah
For more information or to suggest items for discussion, contact: Sheri Lynn
Lemon, email
sherilemon@comcast.net
4 May - Sun City West, Arizona. A 4-week class on using Legacy will
begin, taught by Millennia's Geoff Rasmussen. Contact
meinarizona@juno.com for more information. Registration is required.
5 May -
Sacramento Legacy Users Group, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Mission Oaks Community/Senior Center
4701 Gibbons, Carmichael, CA 95608
Contact: Elizabeth Kohler at
EKKohler@yahoo.com
5 May -
South King County, Legacy Users Group, 10:30 a.m.
The Church of Latter-Day Saints, 24419 94th Ave S, Kent, Washington, USA
Contact: Bob Sjolin at rsjolin@msn.com
9 May -
Burbank, Calif., Legacy Users Group
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Southern California Genealogy Society Bldg.
417 Irving Drive, Burbank, Calif. 91504.
Contact Charlene Patterson at
Charsroots@earthlink.net or
Rich Schulthies at
fourpartz@earthlink.net
13-14 May - Burbank, California. Southern California Genealogical Society's
36th Annual Jamboree and Resource Expo. Come visit Millennia's booth.
14 May -
Provo, Utah, Legacy Class
held after Utah Valley PAF Users Group
meeting (9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.)
4000 North 650 East (Timpview Drive) in Provo, Utah
For more information please visit
www.uvpafug.org/meeting.htm
14 May -
Oklahoma City Legacy User Group, 11:00-12:00, following 9:00-11:00 Oklahoma
City PC Users Group (OKCPCUG) Genealogy SIG.
Suite 201, Center 3000 Building
3000 United Founders Boulevard (NW 57th and N. May Ave)
Contact Joanne at okclug@att.net or La Nell
at nellgen2@cox.net for details.
18 May - Calgary, Alta.,
Legacy Users Group, 7:00 p.m.
Alberta Family History Center Library
Southminster United Church
3818-14a Street SW, Calgary, Alta.
Contact: Charles Aubin at cwaubin@3web.net.
18 May - Melbourne, Australia, Legacy Users Group, 10:30 am -
12:30 pm in the meeting will be held in the Meeting Room at the Genealogical
Society of Victoria, 257 Collins Street, Melbourne, level B1. (Please use the
lifts nearest to Collins Street as the others do not go to B1.) There is a
small charge to cover meeting room fees. For more information please
contact Tom and Libby Luke at
tomluke@optusnet.com.au.
21 May - Seaside, Oregon. Saturday Seminar at the Beach. Millennia's
Geoff Rasmussen will be the speaker. The following classes will be taught:
Marketing your Ancestors, Chronologies and Timelines, Mapping
your Ancestors, Organizing, Planning and Sharing Using Legacy Family
Tree, Publish your Genealogy on the Internet. Pre-registration is
required. Visit
http://www.pacifier.com/~karenl/ for more information or contact Joan
Johnson at
seashell@pacifier.com.
21 May - San Diego Legacy Users Group, 10:30
am - 12:00 p.m.
The Legacy groups convenes after the general meeting of the
Computer Genealogy Society of San Diego (CGSSD), which starts at 9:00 am.
Tierrasanta Christian Church, 11445 Tierrasanta Blvd., San Diego, Calif. For
more information call
(619) 670-0960.
30 May
- Kitsap County, Washington Legacy User Group
Contact Lynn N. Ramey at
dar0643@earthlink.net for more information.
Auckland, New Zealand, Legacy Users Group
Contact Jan Gow: phone 09 521 1518 or e-mail
jangow@genealogy.net.nz with LUG meeting as the subject if you would like
to be on the mailing list.
Boston Legacy Users Group
Contact: John Lisle, jbl@tqsi.com or Julie
Michutka,
jmm@pathbridge.net
German Legacy Users Group (Yahoo E-mail Group)
To subscribe please visit send a subscribe message to
lug-de-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
Kapiti, New Zealand, Legacy Users
Group
Please contact Shirley Dixon (co-ordinator) at
sandh_dixon@yahoo.co.nz for
details.
Nederlandse Gebruikersgroep van Legacy
Op deze website vindt U alles wat nodig is
om de Nederlandse versie van Legacy te krijgen. Wanneer u zich aanmeldt als
tester dan kunt u ook via de mailing list deelnemen aan de discussies voor
het verbeteren van de Nederlandse vertaling van Legacy, maar ook kunt er
terecht met uw vragen over Legacy. Deze kunt u gewoon in het Nederlands
stellen.
Voor meer informatie:
www.rob-hubert.nl/legacy
Norway Legacy Users Group
Visit the Norwegian Legacy web site that is packed with news, tips, help
pages and a user forum you can participate in.
http://legacynorsk.com/
For information on new groups that may be
forming in your area, please visit
www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/UsersGroup.asp .
HUMOR
I work on genealogy only on days that end in "Y".
(Humor
from
the Genealogy Daily Calendar, available from our Online
Store).
If you have a good genealogy joke or anecdote to share, please send it to
Jim@LegacyFamilyTree.com
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