Hi,
Sorry if this is a silly question.
Does any one know if it is possible to copy my tree from ancestry to legacy? It would be easier than inputting everyone on individually.
all the best
Helen
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Hi Helen,
In the Family Tree "Pedigree" view there is a "Tree Settings" option on the menu just below the tree name.
Click on that and you will see the option to Export your tree in Gedcom format.
Good luck
In the Family Tree "Pedigree" view there is a "Tree Settings" option on the menu just below the tree name.
Click on that and you will see the option to Export your tree in Gedcom format.
Good luck
[b]Mary[/b]
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A cat leaves pawprints on your heart
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Helen if you do manage to transfer your tree as a GEDCOM file don't be surprised if all the media stuff gets left behind. You may end up having to move all documents and photos etc individually.
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MCELHINNEY Donegal/Glasgow/Lanarkshire
HOULIHAN (+ variants) Lanarkshire
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Maybe another silly question!
Once I have transferred my tree, will it still be on Ancestry?
Once I have transferred my tree, will it still be on Ancestry?
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Hello Helen
Yes, your tree will still appear at Ancestry.com. When anything is downloaded, it is "duplicated" is the best way I can think of to say it.
Anyhow, your tree stays until you edit or delete it. Even then I think
they manage to keep a copy. If I ever want to remove a tree, "updating" it, to bare bones information seems the best way to remove information.
Best luck with your transfer - let us know!
Cathy
Yes, your tree will still appear at Ancestry.com. When anything is downloaded, it is "duplicated" is the best way I can think of to say it.
Anyhow, your tree stays until you edit or delete it. Even then I think
they manage to keep a copy. If I ever want to remove a tree, "updating" it, to bare bones information seems the best way to remove information.
Best luck with your transfer - let us know!
Cathy
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. I feel really silly now. I did think my tree would still be on ancestry I just needed to double check.
Thanks to everyone for your help.
Helen
Thanks to everyone for your help.
Helen
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You've got nothing to feel silly about.hg wrote:I feel really silly now.
Asking questions before doing something you're not sure of isn't silly - It's actually the sensible thing to do.
[b]Mary[/b]
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=D> I have managed to download my tree from Ancestry.com to Legacy, and it has worked. In fact it was really simple (now I know what I am doing)
Helen
Helen
researching Glacken, in Edinburgh and Glasgow and Ireland, McCartney and McAnally in Glasgow, Belli in Italy and Edinburgh, O'farrel in Tyrone and edinburgh, Mchendrie, Dawson and Findlay from Banff then Edinburgh, Main in Edinburgh. Mcdonald.