You can always search your exported GEDCOM file (be sure to export ALL private information!) for the use of the brackets"[[" or "]]". Or you can print out a report and include the brackets in the report, printing it out to a RTF file, then search that, before providing anyone a copy of the report.
Susan On 12/16/06, Nicholas Cirillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Kathy, That's an excellent idea. It will take some legwork and I fear missing something, particually a SS number but will try it. Nick --- Kathy Shiell-Stokes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >....SNIP..... > >Any thought other than to go back and eliminate the > >double brackets on names? > >Nick Cirillo > >Fairfax VA > > Nick: > Since I use the privacy brackets to enclose the > previously discussed > info, I do not use them for any other purpose....I > tend to use > research notes to hold that information. When > printing a report, I'll > print out general notes and medical notes but the > research notes are > for my information. If some of the issues addressed > in research notes > can be proven then I move them into general notes > for circulation in > reports. Does that help? > Kathy > > >
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