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One of the most commonly asked questions of Legacy Technical Support is “How do I move my family file to another computer – my new laptop or my spouse’s computer?” There are a couple of ways this can be done, but in all methods the first thing to do is to install Legacy on the second computer. We recommend that your Internet security and anti-virus programs be temporarily disabled. To download: LEGACY:http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/DownloadLegacy.asp LEGACY 8 OR EARLIER:http://support.legacyfamilytree.com/article/AA-00899 and download the final release (build) of your version. You may also wish to read 'How to Install Legacy 7.5 or earlier on a Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7 or Windows Vista computer' at http://support.legacyfamilytree.com/article/AA-00897. GRANT OF LICENSE. Millennia grants to you the right to use Millennia programs (the SOFTWARE) legitimately purchased from us. You may install it on more than one computer (such as a laptop) as long as there is no chance of more than one copy being used at the same time. Once Legacy is installed on your new computer, backing up and restoring is an excellent way of moving your family file to a new PC or laptop. Just backup to a memory stick on the first computer and restore the family file in the Legacy program on the new computer. It makes a perfect copy – nothing is lost! • Begin by backing up. To Backup in Legacy Family Tree: 1. Insert your USB drive or a writable CD into your computer. 2. Then visit How to Make a Backup to view a guide on how to make a backup in Legacy. To Backup in Legacy Family Tree 8 or earlier: 1. Insert your USB drive or a writable CD into your computer. 2. Then visit http://support.legacyfamilytree.com/article/AA-00485 for a guide on backing up in Legacy 7.5 or earlier. The free video demonstrationHow to make a backup is a guide to backup in Legacy 8. • The next steps are to restore your family file in Legacy on the other/new computer. Click Here for the steps to restore a family file. Click Here for the steps to restore a Media Backup file. • Dropbox Some people like to use Dropbox to move Legacy files between computers. Please see the article Dropbox and Legacy. |
Step-by-step Instructions• Tutorial Lessons and Examples • Videos • User's Guide • Tips and Tricks • Help • Legacy Users Group
We provide many tools to help people learn how to use the Legacy program. Learning the many things that Legacy can do and how to do them will make your experience with the program much more productive and enjoyable.
There are step-by-step instructions to help you complete your tasks; tutorial lessons and examples; and an extensive Help system built right into the Legacy program. In addition, there are Tips and Tricks listed at our Web site; video demonstrations; Legacy Users Groups where you can ask 'How to' questions of other users; as well as a 296-page User's Guide.
• Step-by-step Instructions: You can reach the step-by-step instructions in Legacy 9.0 by selecting the Legacy Home tab and clicking on Legacy Help File in the Support box. You can then access the step-by-step instructions by clicking on the Step-by-step instructions link. Alternately click Help on the menu bar and select Contents on the pulldown menu, which will open the Legacy Help Contents window. Please check the Table of Contents in the Legacy User's Guide for these same topics.
• Tutorial Lessons and Examples: You can reach the mini-tutorials in Legacy 9.0 by selecting the Legacy Home tab and clicking on Legacy Help File in the Support box. You can then access the lessons by clicking on the Tutorial Lessons and Examples link. These mini-tutorials will help you quickly learn and master the easy-to-use features of Legacy. Click Here to see the menu of lessons and examples available. Alternately You can click on Help on the menu bar and select Contents on the pulldown menu, which will open the Legacy Help Contents window. Please check the Table of Contents in the Legacy User's Guide for these same topics.
• Videos - Free Online Video Demonstrations:
• Video Training CDs. You can view video training in Legacy by selecting the Legacy Home tab and clicking Watch Training Videos in the Support box. These are not your normal genealogy training! Professional genealogist Geoffrey D. Rasmussen, uses his expertise in genealogy and technology to help you master Legacy and solidify your research foundation Not only will you learn HOW to master Legacy, but you'll learn genealogy PRINCIPLES. Available from the Legacy Online Store. Click Here for more information.
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• Legacy for Beginners. This free 52-minute tutorial walks the beginning Legacy user through the basics of the program. You can watch on the Legacy Home tab in Legacy 9.0 (see above) or view it online now free. Topics include:
· Import a GEDCOM
· Data entry rules
· Adding family members
· AKAs and addresses
· Notes
· Sources
· Pictures
· Calendars
· To Do List
· Research Guidance
• What's New in Legacy. Learn about the exciting, new features in Legacy 9.0 in this introductory video. You can watch on the Legacy Home tab in Legacy 9.0 (see above) or view it online now free. Topics include:
· Research Guidance
· Legacy Home
· Publishing Center
· Note Formatting
· DNA
· US County Verification
· Timelines
• Index View - Using and Seeing More Information. Learn how to customize Legacy to see the most data in this preview from the Insider's Guide to Legacy: Tips & Tricks video training. You can view this demonstration online, free.
• Family View Labels - Change What's Displayed. Learn how to customize Family View labels in Legacy. You can view this demonstration online, free.
• Master Lists Clean Up. Learn how to clean up Master Lists in Legacy in this preview from the Your 12-Step Checklist to Using Legacy video training. You can view this demonstration online, free.
• Radius Searches. Learn how to do Radius Searches in Legacy in this preview from the Insider's Guide to Legacy: Tips & Tricks video training. You can view this demonstration online, free.
• Research Guidance Overview. Learn how Legacy's Research Guidance Center works in this overview, You can view this demonstration online, free.
• Source Clipboard. Learn how to use the Source Clipboard in Legacy in this preview from the Legacy's Ultimate Guide to Sources video training. You can view this demonstration online, free.
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• Tagging Basics and Advanced Tagging. Learn how to use Tagging in this preview from the Tagging and Searching Made Easyvideo training. You can view this demonstration online, free.
• User's Guide: Become an expert Legacy user with this authoritative, User's Guide. Includes over 36 lessons and tutorials plus plenty of pictures pictures to unleash the power of Legacy! Available from the Legacy Online Store.
• Soft cover
• Easy-to-read font
• 400 pages
• Fully illustrated
• Indexed
• Tips and Tricks:
• Click Here to read the latest Legacy Tips published in Legacy News.
• Many tips, tricks, and articles have been published concerning Legacy in national magazines as well as in our newsletters. Please click here to view the most up-to-date list at our Web site. You can also reach Tips and Tricks about using Legacy by clicking on Help and selecting Contents on the pulldown menu, which will open the Legacy Help Contents window. Next click on the Tips and Tricks link.
• Help - Four Ways to Find the Answers to Your Questions:
Often, the information you are seeking is available in Legacy's on-line User's Guide (the Help file). When you run into a problem, or have a question while using Legacy, click the Help button or press F1 on your keyboard. The help system is context-sensitive and tries to answer questions about the current task or screen that you are in.
The Legacy Help file now has a new topic called 'New Features Not in the Manual.' This contains a summary of all the new things that have been added to Legacy since the manual was created. You should refer to this topic each time a new update is posted on our web site. You can find the top from the Contents page of the Help file under the Overview heading. (If this section does not appear in Help, please update your Legacy program.)
Legacy Help Contents: Click on Help on the menu bar and select Contents from the pulldown menu to open the Legacy Help Contents window. By clicking the icons, the icons and the links you can browse to the Help pages with the topics of interest to you. Please notice the three navigation buttons at the top of each screen. The Back button will jump you back to the page you came from. The << and >> buttons will move you move you back or ahead through Help one page at a time.
Help Index: To reach the Index click the Help Topics button at the top of the screen to open the Help Topics dialog box. Alternately click on Help on the menu bar and select Search for Help On from the pulldown menu. In the Help Topics / Index tab type the first few letters of the word you are looking for. This will jump you to the into the Index to the area you want . Next click the index entry you want and then click Display. Note, this index corresponds to the index in the User's Guide and does not contain every word listed in the Help file.
If you don't find the find the topic you want, click on the Find tab in the Help Topics dialog box. Find enables you to search for any specific word or phrase in Help topics, instead of search for information only by index entry. Before you can use find, Windows must first create a list (or database), which contains every word from the Help file. Once the list is completed, type the word(s) you want, next select some matching words to narrow your search, and then click the index entry you want and then click Display.
• Legacy Users Groups:
• Legacy Facebook User Group: Our Facebook Legacy User Group is a great place to learn and get help from other Legacy users. Click Here to join our Facebook Group.
• Legacy Users Groups: These groups can vary from email or telephone contact lists to organizations that meet regularly to conduct workshops, provide informative speakers, discuss problems and share solutions. Each Legacy Users Group determines its particular structure, goals, and officers. Although Legacy Family Tree does not sponsor or direct Legacy Users Groups, it does help interested persons make contact with groups or others who may want to form a group. Legacy Users Groups are run by volunteers and have no affiliation to Legacy Family Tree and should not be confused with our Facebook group described above. Click Here for a list of groups.