You might try search, search and replace. It depends on where the
desired data was input. Thanks for asking this, I had never used that
feature before & now I know more about it.
Dawn
Susan Daily wrote:
Mary, I don't think you can. What I do is export everything (sources
and notes) to a GEDCOM file and then open it with Notepad (or a Word
processing program) to search with Find to look for the phrase I am
hoping to find.
An extra step, but it should be "findable" that way!
Susan
On 3/14/08, Mary Figgins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It is possible to search sources? I remembering seeing a census that
mentioned a John Jackson as nephew. Now I need to find that source.
Mary Beth Figgins
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