Hi Robert,
The only problem is that if (as I started to do) you only put the
nickname or surname variation in the AKA field, the name appears
as a partial name when the fields are switched from AKA to main.
I am going back and putting in the full or complete name in the AKA
field - as I have time.
Cal in California
 
On Mon, 07 Aug 2000 16:26:02 -0400 Robert Strong
        <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'd be interested in hearing from more people as to how they use the
> AKA
> feature.  My use of it is probably unorthodox, for that is where
> I've
> started putting the names I used to include in quotation marks after
> the
> given name, i.e., the nickname or commonly used name.  For example,
> Andrew Jackson "Drew" Bowers is now Andrew Jackson Bowers, AKA
> Drew.
> His father is Andrew Jackson Bowers, AKA Jack.  I had so many
> family
> nicknames in my records that I thought this would provide a cleaner
> look, and thus far it has worked well for me.  I've modified my
> family
> view so that the AKA name is on the first line followed by birth
> and
> death information.  That is the way it prints out on a Family Group
> Report as well.
>
> Robert Strong
>
>
 

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