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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Sussex => Topic started by: pbootes on Monday 28 March 11 16:51 BST (UK)
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Hi, I am looking for a marriage between a Thomas Tamsett and Elizabeth sometime before 1759 in possibly Brede. I am a member of Sussex FHG and have their Marriage Index CD but it has gone belly-up since moving to Windows 7. Tamsett could be Tomsett or any of the variants Tompset, Thompsett, Tamset, etc. If any one can help either with the marriage or the CD I would be quite happy :)
Paul
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3 Sep 1758 Thomas Tomsett (Miller) to Elizabeth Gayne at Brede.
Andrea
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Regarding CD that won't run in Windows 7; have you tried using the compatibility mode? See this page for more detail:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/316-compatibility-mode.html
Failing that, if you have Windows 7 Professional or Ultimate versions, you can install Windows 7 XP-mode. A hefty download, but works a dream... Google Windows 7 XP-mode.
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Just on the CD Issue. You are not alone with the compatability problem of the SFHG Marriage Index with Windows 7.
I wrote to their Teckies who did their very best to help, but in the end I found it simplest to continue accessing the CD from my old machine that I was keeping as a back up anyway. Roy G
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Just in case anyone hasn't seen the SFHG work around for issues with Win7 it is on this page.
http://www.sfhg.org.uk/smi/windows7.html
Strangely mine seems to work on Win7 with no problems so I cannot say if the work around works or not.
Regards
Sean
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Hello
I have Windows XP & husband has Windows 7
Cos im so nosey we tried the SMI cd on his.
A box came up
Install or run programmes from media
Or General Options
Open folder to veiw files,click on that,then another box comes up
files currantly on the disc,scroll down to sussex marriage index application & double click.
Bingo,Cd worked.
We are no teckies,just silver surfers :D
Hope this helps
Kind Regards
omega
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:o
The very thought of my SMI disk not working is awful - but as another user of Windows 7 - I have always used Omega's method and it is fine. ;D
Liz