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Glaffy

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  1. It only happens when I want to include sources... I have tried about every iteration I can for the sources... end notes, footnotes, embedded, etc... and freezes for people who have a lot of ancestors and not for those with few.

    I also wonder if this also has to do with the one drive issue I am having.  I wish I had disabled one drive when I got the computer but I didn't know better... now I have hundreds of files in documents and pictures under one drive and I don't really know how to get them moved to the computer only.


  2. THanks Doris,

    When I ran the backup and deleted the words"onedrive" in the destination folder, it seemed to work.

    The thing is, one drive seems to have come with this new computer, I didn't ask for it, nor want it.  I have carbonite.  How do I get rid of one drive without messing up anything?


  3. OK, one more issue... I get this message every time I open TMG.  Not sure if it is related to some of my exhibits being found missing in individuals that I look at.  I saved most exhibits as external, but some are internal. When I try to find exhibits, I am finding that the internal ones show up , but many external ones do not... probably due to having a new computer and the pictures are now saved in a different file than when originally stored.  Not sure if any of that has to do with this problem as shown below or not:

    I usually check "yes" on this message, but TMG will open either way.

    Thoughts???

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  4. I am backing up to the default folder in the TMG user tree ( I think)

    Here is the path it is generating:

    C:\Users\gl757\OneDrive\Documents\The Master Genealogist v9\Backups\Laffy 2018-12-02 10-53-50.sqz       

    This is the same path that other previously successful backups used:

    C:\Users\gl757\OneDrive\Documents\The Master Genealogist v9\Backups


  5. When running an ahnentafel report on moderately large (over 80 or so people), the operation simply freezes. It stops at the same place in the progress depending on the particular report... sometimes 41%, sometimes 69%, sometimes 82%, etc... and the cursor turns in to a blue spinning wheel and eventually the (not responding) message occurs on the top.

    Any suggestions?


  6. When attempting to back up I get the following message right at the end of the back up:

    Input file read failure - This error occurs when a file read operation is performed on a zip file that is locked or restricted by another person.

    I always de-select external exhibits when backing up, as that caused a similar error in the past.

    Any suggestions?

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