This kind of information belongs to the source detail. There you can
write the dates exactly as it was written.
Sven-Ove
At 11:35 AM 4/8/2006, 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
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