Hi Thomas
This is the same thing that I do but I precede the name with an x-, like
X-Doe, John and I have them "ALL" marked as private so that they do not get
exported when I submit to the Internet. Plus my husband and I have had 12
caregivers in the past 6 years and for them I use [CG] Doe, Jane
You could also make a note in the prefix or suffix area of the names. I
even have one for a past miscarriage and I use him to store stuff like
passwords and other family things.
NOTE -1 I do not think that this would be as easily done in other genealogy
programs but I could be wrong.
NOTE-2 I also use my one and only LEGACY data base for pets. I am anxious
to see how others respond to this thread
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Thomas Lawrence" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 9:24 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Curious how some people handle friends
> Would you start a new database or include them all in your family
> database, but not link them with anyone. I have kept it simple with my
> family and I have no other databases; however I would like to keep track
> (thru Legacy) of friends and other people I know. Just curious.
>
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