How about the Comments field in the Compiler Information (Options ribbon)?

Generic sources could be added to the Unspecified field of every
person in the Family File that it's applicable  to.  This source
wouldn't be included in reports or web pages, but you would see it.

Or you could add that source to the comments as well

Note in v8, that options are available to include or not the
information beyond date, name and address.


Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree


On Sat, Mar 29, 2014 at 7:53 AM, Ron Taylor <doit4...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I thought there was a place to record general information about a database.
> The logical place would be a notes field in Family File Information.
> Somewhere that a "preface" to the database might be recorded including any
> rules or special conditions which relate to the entire database.  Example of
> possible general information...
>
> 1) This database was originally a combination of records from Joseph Winget,
> Julia Seagrave, and Lawrence Regan as of 21 Aug 2004.
> 2) Spouses who married more than once have marriage source "Duplicate
> Marriage in database".
> 3) Members of the Winget Family Association have source "WFA Member".
> 4) Dates like "Cal 1905" are calculated from evidence versus "Abt 1905"
> which are estimated.
> 5) LDS Blessings are entered as event "LDS Blessing" and not entered in the
> christening fields.
> 6) All group sheets connected to the direct line should be complete
> including parents of husband and wife, all children, and spouses of
> children.
>
> There could be more that the compiler wants to document about the database.
> A generic source record might be created but it would have to be linked to
> some individual to avoid it being purged as an unused source.
> Ron Taylor
>



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