Kay,

Using the most recent build of Legacy 6.0.0.168, I just created a test
source and entered your example in the Source Detail exactly as you showed
in your example and the output does not include a period.  The output is
exactly the way I inputted the data.

Same with entering that line in Publication Facts.

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been fixed or not.

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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kay Fordham
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 11:37 AM
To: Legacy User Group
Subject: [LegacyUG] Old Issue with Unwanted Punctuation (Period)

I'm using Build 6.0.0.117 of December 2006 and do not plan to upgrade until 
Version 7 is issued.  I (and others) have reported a problem with an 
inappropriate period (punctuation) now for several years.  The last promise 
we had for a fix was in December 2006.  I've reviewed the revision histories

on the Legacy website and do not see this issue addressed.  I would really 
like to see it fixed by Version 7.  I have many occasions where only a year 
in parentheses is appropriate in either the master source publication facts 
(where the date is entered here because it is not part of the title) or the 
source detail.  Below are some made-up and abbreviated examples.  These 
periods stand out like a sore thumb in report citations.  Are any of you 
still having the problems outlined below?

Thanks,
Kay Fordham

Source Detail Example:

Entry:  Joe Blow death certificate #12345 (1939)

Results:  Joe Blow death certificate #12345.(1939)

If you use [1939] you don't have the problem; however square brackets have a

different connotation.  If you add any text before or after the date in 
parentheses you don't have the problem.
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Master Source Example:

Entry in Title:  Joe Blow death certificate #12345

Entry in Publication Facts: 1939

Results: Joe Blow death certificate #12345.(1939)

If you add any text before or after the date in parentheses you don't get 
the superfluous period.




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