You can always change the event definition. Mine reads: [FirstName] was
educated at [Desc] [onDate] [inPlace].[Sources] [Notes]..........
An entry would look like this (if all fields have info): "Roy was
educated at University High School where he was awarded a diploma on 6
June 1935 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois." or perhaps "Roy was
educated at Arizona State University where he earned a Masters degree,
with honors, in Business Management on 6 June 1935 in Phoenix, Maricopa
County, Arizona".
I always use a first name to avoid confusion but many might prefer
[HeShe] You can word the description field any way you like to include
as much or as little info you want or need. Upon occasion I have put in
a street address (after the school name), especially when the building
in use at the time is no longer in existence. If further clarification
is needed I just use notes to carry the process forward, would probably
put some addresses here......it will all tie together in a book.
Tom M...........
----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Cook" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 11:27 AM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Address + location_wishlist
Keith,
This is an interesting approach. It does work in "MANY reports". However
in the various Book reports with List Style event formatting, we still
see:
Graduation: with honors, 29 May 1929, Hayward, Sawyer Co.,
Wisconsin. Where goes the note?Address: Hayward High School(Hayward High
School)
where: Hayward High School = street address from the Event Location
file.
Don
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