The quickest way to recover from something like this is to restore your backup.
If you don't have one from when you started doing this sourcing, then
this is a reminder to make more frequent backups, especially when
trying new features.
The slower way if you don't have a backup is to show list for the
affected Source(s) and slowly work through the people one by one
reconstructing and re-entering the other source and deleting this mixed up one.
Cathy
At 04:18 AM 8/06/2008, you wrote:
Something weird has happened when I try to cite a source. As I was
inputing a Master Source for a birth index this morning, I think I
indadvertently touched the Combine Highlighted Source with Another
in the List. (don't ask me how that happened) Now this person's
source information for the birth index appears on the Assigned
sources output tab area in several of other family member's screens
when I point to not only the Master Source birth index I
entered, but also other Master Sources also. When I try to edit
source, the actual source edit area is correct, and doesn't include
the birth index of my initial input. Anyone know how to fix
this? IE:...now on Master Source List, pointing to Texas Birth
Index, it says after clicking the output tab, the name, birth date,
vol number, cert # of my initial family member input this morning
(who is from Kentucky and was never in Texas) It also has the
correct information re: Texas source also. Thank you.
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