I like the event method that has been suggested. In addition to marking it "private" and "exclude from potential problems", you may also want to exclude "Show a description field" & "show a place'? So I just record a date. The date represents the last time I checked/verified FamilySearch Family Tree with Legacy Family Tree. In addition, I then customized one of the fields on the family page with my "FSFT & LFT checked" Event. I use the display name, "FS Checked". Now anytime I am on the family page I can easily see the last time I did a through review between the two. Of course if needed, once you have your event set up you could search for that event-with a date or without a date etc. or go the tagging route. On 10/5/2014 4:56 AM, Jenny M Benson wrote: > On 05/10/2014 02:07, Margaret Turner wrote: >> I'd run out of tags. >> >> I've never used them, but what about to-do list? > The To-Do list might suit your purpose, or using Events as Wendy suggested. > > Personally, I'd go with Events but the best thing is for you to try both > and decide which suits you best. Remember that you can mark an Event as > Private or to be excluded from Potential Problem alerts, either on an > individual level or globally for a particular Event Name which you might > want to do. >
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