Thanks, Friends,

I'm duly chastised :-(     Though I had in my draft letter written 'I
have looked at Legacy help without success', but deleted it as
something that should be taken for granted.

Even after using Legacy for a number of years, I had not realised that
the main help system was not universal. The problem in this instance
is that the Ahentafel number is not listed in Legacy help as a
numbering system - only the Henry, d'Aboville and de Villiers systems
are listed.

That's perhaps something that should be explored further, as in most
software the generic help includes everything, and on a special screen
one gets context-sensitive help. The numbers I referred to are clearly
Ahentafel numbers - thanks, Wendy. And no, I don't think one can turn
them off.

Cathy,

Thanks for your comments; No, I don't have 'John Brown' marked as
unmarried - I can't make a positive statement one way or another about
his marital state. I was hoping that Marriage was treated like other
events in that one had full control of the wording somewhere that I
had missed so that I could achieve my goal of

'John Brown had a child. Marriage status unknown'.

But although at the bottom of the Marriage screen there are 'wording
options', that doesn't seem to help, and if under 'marriage status'
one adds 'Unknown', the report then reads

'John married. Marriage status Unknown'

(which is very curious) rather than what I'm trying to achieve.

Where is the 'had a child' wording switched on and off, please?

And yes, I've looked at 'Help' :-))

Alastair


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