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East Point

East Point Report 5 Oct 2006 22:05

Clive - sorry, had to leave the pc. My lot came from Castleford in Yorkshire - mainly coal miners. Stella.

Her Indoors

Her Indoors Report 5 Oct 2006 21:44

Stella Where were your Harrisons from? I was suprised to find what a common name it was/is in parts of the North of England. My lot came from Ruddington, in Nottinghamshire.

East Point

East Point Report 5 Oct 2006 21:25

Lunar - thanks for that. Will try and get time to do it tommorrow. Cheers. Stella

Rachel

Rachel Report 5 Oct 2006 21:24

If you download the file from outlook to your computer, you can then upload to tribal pages. Follow the instructions in Outlook Help to download the file.

East Point

East Point Report 5 Oct 2006 21:22

That sounds good Clive - being able to change your password. Thanks. We may be related by the way - my Grandfather was a Harrison !!

Her Indoors

Her Indoors Report 5 Oct 2006 21:20

On of the best features is the graphical representation of any relationship. I have used it to cut and paste into other things several times. I also like being able to change the access password whenever I want. I can 'leave behind' casual contacts who never exchange further information after the initial contact, while updating my 'regulars' with the password whenever I change it.

East Point

East Point Report 5 Oct 2006 21:18

Thanks Lunar. Would it be easy to move my tree out of Outlook Express and put it there? I'm not very experienced with the pc ?

Rachel

Rachel Report 5 Oct 2006 21:15

I have a tree on tribal pages but I keep it locked so i can keep a check on who I allow to view it. It's very much like putting a tree on here but it's not a easy to search other peoples trees.

East Point

East Point Report 5 Oct 2006 21:12

I have just had my tree exported to my mail in Outlook Express and am thinking of putting it on the free version of Tribal Pages. Do any of you have experience of Tribal Pages? Sorry, but have never done this before, so am a novice. Stella