Yesterday I decided to give F.H. a try! I sat and entered most of the members of my family, and I still have to start on my husbands lot. I have all this already on my computer on 'Legacy'. Is there some way I could transfer the whole lot on to F.H. without sitting there and typing it all in? Considering that I have entered so much already of what is there?
Thanks in anticipation
Wee Ann
* A Little Help Please with Legacy
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Re: A Little Help Please with Legacy
This might help: how_to:import_from_legacy|> Import from Legacy (How To)
but try this page too how_to:index#importing_to_family_historian|> Importing to Family Historian
I have never used Legacy, so others might be able to offer other suggestions.
but try this page too how_to:index#importing_to_family_historian|> Importing to Family Historian
I have never used Legacy, so others might be able to offer other suggestions.
Jim Orrell - researching: see - but probably out of date https://gw.geneanet.org/jimlad68
Re: A Little Help Please with Legacy
Thanks for that Jimlad! I'll give them a try.
Ann
Ann
Re: A Little Help Please with Legacy
I had a quick look at the suggested sites, and they are just so much gobbledygook to me!
Maybe I should just get my two typing fingers into gear, and go from there.
Thanks anyway for trying to help! It shouldn't take me too long ... maybe a week or two???
thanks again
Ann
Maybe I should just get my two typing fingers into gear, and go from there.
Thanks anyway for trying to help! It shouldn't take me too long ... maybe a week or two???
thanks again
Ann
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Re: A Little Help Please with Legacy
Ann
It really isn't too difficult. It is worth giving it a try with just a vanilla export from Legacy and an import to Family Historian. Then just a quick data tidy up and it will save you a lot of work. Do this into a new project so you don't mess up the inputting that you have already done.
It really isn't too difficult. It is worth giving it a try with just a vanilla export from Legacy and an import to Family Historian. Then just a quick data tidy up and it will save you a lot of work. Do this into a new project so you don't mess up the inputting that you have already done.
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Re: A Little Help Please with Legacy
Ann, welcome to the FHUG, I have moved this posting to the Importing and Exporting Forum where you are more likely to get advice from Legacy users.
However, whichever route you decide to take I would strongly advise you spend some time getting familiar with Family Historian and also its free associated program Ancestral Sources that may reduce the amount of typing.
Too often, users say they wished they had known that FH or AS could do this or that before they entered all their data.
So have a look at how_to:key_features_for_newcomers|> Key Features for Newcomers and work through all the advisory articles, which may lead on to further advice that interests you.
If anything is not clear then please ask, but do Post a new topic for each new subject.
However, whichever route you decide to take I would strongly advise you spend some time getting familiar with Family Historian and also its free associated program Ancestral Sources that may reduce the amount of typing.
Too often, users say they wished they had known that FH or AS could do this or that before they entered all their data.
So have a look at how_to:key_features_for_newcomers|> Key Features for Newcomers and work through all the advisory articles, which may lead on to further advice that interests you.
If anything is not clear then please ask, but do Post a new topic for each new subject.
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry