3 of 5 - Your 12-Step checklist to using Legacy Family Tree software
Geoff Rasmussen
Content
Introduction
30s
Set Relationships
2m 15s
Quick Bookmarks
1m 55s
Set Direct Line
5m 12s
Half Siblings
3m 5s
Symbols
2m 3s
Set Startup Family
5m 3s
Preferences
7m 49s
Master Lists
3m 58s
Backups
6m 5s
Potential Problems
4m 54s
File Maintenance
4m 0s
Tree Finder
3m 39s
About this webinar
Every Legacy user should follow these 12 steps when working with their database. (Originally published as part of the "Legacy Family Tree Video Training Series (5-CD Set) - Volume 1".)
About the speaker
Geoffrey D. Rasmussen is the father of four budding genealogists. He graduated with a degree in Genealogy and Family History from Brigham Young University and has served as director and vice-president...
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Comments (2)
Very informative.
After viewing this 3rd tutorial section, I have had thoughts about starting my tree from the beginning..Like all NEW.. for me to go into the GEDCOM I loaded into Legacy 9 might become dicy at best, considering having 6,000 names.. Then it will take plenty of time to do from scratch just the same.. I am OK with that.. At least it will be correct to some extent untill I have everybody entered..Afterwards I can start re-adding other members and their children and their childrens children, etc.. I do see that Legacy 9 has many valuable features to it that Ancestry Family Tree by Mckiev doesn't at this time.. I see that Legacy can solve one or two main issues I have that Ancestry doesn't have.. Even though some of Ancestry's features are hidden.