Legacy stores dates as dates so that they can be sorted and searched
as dates and remembers that you do or don't wish to view double
dates. Your problem is one of consistency - sometimes this, sometimes that.
In my opinion, you need to enter dates consistently. Then, use notes
(or event notes) to document your documentation (date) details.
At 2006/04/08 14:35, you wrote:
I just want to be able to put dates in
my file the way I find them so if I find a date such
as Feb 3, 1750 I can put it in that way. But, if I
find a date such as Feb 3, 1750/51 I would like to be
able to use that one also. This would keep all of my
information the same as the places I found the
information.
Melanie Armstrong
C.G. Ouimet
Kingston, Ontario
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