Legacy Family Tree Training Video CDs Volume 1

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Media: DATA CDs - 5 CDs
Year: 2008

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Product Code: MLL045

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Learn Legacy Family Tree at your own pace from the comfort of your own computer. Each of these training CDs has been updated for Legacy Family Tree Version 7.0. This Volume 1 set contains the following training CDs:

Legacy for Beginners
Mastering Legacy: Names, Dates and Places
Your 12-Step Checklist to Using Legacy
Legacy's Ultimate Guide to Sources
Researching with Legacy: Mastering Events and Chronologies

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Legacy for Beginners. (44 minutes). This video tutorial introduces the basic concepts of Legacy at the beginner's level. Topics include: Getting Started, Basic data entry, Adding family members, Data entry rules, AKAs and addresses, Notes, Sources, Pictures, Calendars, To Do List, and Research Guidance.

Mastering Legacy: Names, Dates and Places. (44 minutes). Learn the do-it-right-the-first-time rules of data entry. Recommended for beginners to intermediate.

Your 12-Step Checklist to Using Legacy. (48 minutes). Every Legacy user should follow these 12 steps when working with their family file. Recommended for beginners to advanced. Covers Relationships, Quick bookmarks, Set direct line as preferred, Turn half siblings on, What do the little symbols mean?, Set preferred startup family, More preferences, Clean up master lists, Backups, Potential problems, File maintenance, and Tree finder.

Legacy's Ultimate Guide to Sources. (40 minutes) Geoff discusses the value of effectively entering sources in Legacy. Recommended for beginners to advanced. With this training CD you will learn about: Adding a new source, Source detail, Cite a master source, Source clipboard, Master source list, Using online library catalogues, and Analysis - more than a citation.

Researching with Legacy: Mastering Events and Chronologies. (45 minutes). One of the most difficult, yet most important aspects of your genealogy research is properly entering the data you find into your genealogy program. The information taught in this CD can be applied to nearly any type of document. Recommended for beginners to advanced. And learn how to analyze, document, and properly enter: Census records, Pre-1850 census records, Military records, City directories, and much more ...