In reality the only time "correctness" comes into the source questions
is if one is doing a work for a particular publication that has a
requirement that sources must be in a certain format. Other than that
it is pretty much "roll your own" with respect to how they are entered
and formatted. There is absolutely no universal standard to which one
must adhere.
Andy
--
The Verminator
-----Original Message-----
From: Ralf X <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<snip>
I'm hoping I have included enough information that my
kids/future grandkids will be able to track down any
required sources.
I guess in comparison, you have one neat Master Source
with all the information contained and easy to find.
While I have dozens (so far) Master Sources by each
head of household. I used to worry whether I was doing
it properly, but I've recently read messages by people
using similar methods.
Thanks!
Ralf
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