What changes if any are we going to see with the New Scotlands People website?
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Re: Scotlands People
I've no idea what the new site will look like. Last time there was a change in ownership, in 2002, it went
from this https://web.archive.org/web/20010517044 ... s.net/GRO/
to this https://web.archive.org/web/20020904202 ... le.gov.uk/
All the best,
Alan
from this https://web.archive.org/web/20010517044 ... s.net/GRO/
to this https://web.archive.org/web/20020904202 ... le.gov.uk/
All the best,
Alan
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Re: Scotlands People
A good number of months back, I was shown an early concept version of the new operator's idea for the ScotlandsPeople website. The look of it was significantly changed from what we are used to, as were some of the functions. There is little point of me describing it now, as that was only a concept version, and it will probably have evolved significantly since.
We will all know by the end of the month.
All the best,
AndrewP
We will all know by the end of the month.
All the best,
AndrewP
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Re: Scotlands People
Thanks all for you replies, look forward to see whats new
Researching- Clark from Polmont, Wason from Dailly, Anderson & Williamson from Bridgeton, also Thomson, Sharp, Bryce, Gillen & Fairley
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Re: Scotlands People
What a lot of hullabaloo over on FB over SP not restarting today. I'd rather they waited until all problems were resolved before opening up and then having to close down again. Patience is needed for some.
Ina
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I agree Ina. The records aren't going anywhere and I'm sure SP will add a few days to your account if you have credits.Ina wrote:What a lot of hullabaloo over on FB over SP not restarting today. I'd rather they waited until all problems were resolved before opening up and then having to close down again. Patience is needed for some.
Ina
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Re: Scotlands People
Just saw the "new" look. Will take some time to get used to.
Ina
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Had to change my password (didn't have a capital letter in the old one). Will log on for the next year & forget that letter.Ina wrote:Just saw the "new" look. Will take some time to get used to.
Ina
And it has joined the in fashion "boxy" look of web sites. I do not do change very well. Still fighting my bank website that did the same.
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Re: Scotlands People
Some new records available. I've found some new ancestors in the 'other church' records.
Different costing - free to view the index, 6 credits to view the record. Free RCEs.
New styling - I'm sure we will all get used to it.
All the best,
AndrewP
Different costing - free to view the index, 6 credits to view the record. Free RCEs.
New styling - I'm sure we will all get used to it.
All the best,
AndrewP
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Re: Scotlands People
I wasn't ready to check anything so didn't pick that up - thanks Andrew - that is most useful as I've often spent quite a few credits index searching.AndrewP wrote: Different costing - free to view the index, 6 credits to view the record. Free RCEs.
All the best,
AndrewP
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