Marsha said:
LOL I just remembered I did make a copy of that install disk! I found it.
I installed it. Now I have two Legacy folders, one with no genealogy
information entered which I can open and one that has the genealogy
information in it that I can't access in the program. What have I done
wrong? Do I need to uninstall and then reinstall to the folder that has all
of the genealogy information that I entered in it?
Marsha
Where do you have two Legacy folders? Old computer? New computer?
External drive?
Your posts are a bit confusing. Assuming that you are talking about
"Legacy Family Tree" software, you should have two parts, the program
and the data.
The program itself is presumably located in C:\Legacy (there might be a
number after the word Legacy). From the little I can tell from the
website, Legacy appears to violate the general Windows rule to put
programs in the C:\Program Files\ folder.
Second, you should have your "Family Tree File." This file should be in
C:\Legacy\Data. This data should be a *.fdb file or perhaps a *.ged
file. This file (or, at most, the C:\Legacy\Data folder) is all you
needed to have copied to your external hard drive.
When you installed the program on your second computer, probably the
easiest way to get the data is to start up the program and use Legacy's
"import" function to get the data from the external drive. See
http://www.legacyfamilytree.net/videos/beg7/LegacyForBeginners.html
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