Here are my answers...
1. If you use addresses at all, do you include them in the Location list or
keep them separate in the Address list?
If this a CURRENT address of a relative then I keep it in the address
list. If this is someone in the past that is dead and gone I put it as a
residence event. I NEVER put an address in the location list. All of my
locations are standardized.
2. What is the main benefit you see in the way you store your addresses?
(please keep it short)
I use Legacy as an address book to store all of my relatives current
addresses in the address list. I do use residence events for my ancestors and
I will put exact addresses in their if I have them so that I can create
accurate timelines and mappings.
3. What is the main disadvantage you see in the way you store your addresses?
(ditto)
Well, since this is the best way for me to do it I don't see any
particular disadvantages :)
4. What is the report/output in Legacy you use the most? (e.g., could be
webpage generation)
I rarely print reports. When I write up a report/story for a
magazine/newspaper or for a client, I hand type it to make sure everything is
formatted properly. Legacy (as good as it is) can't be relied upon for
accurate formatting when you have having to maintain a particular standard. I
might print out a FGS for someone or a pedigree chart but not a report per se.
5. Are most of your Locations/Addresses in the USA?
Yes. My second most used country is Germany.
Michele
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