Ron,
I have used the double bracketing [[ ]] in some AKAs and that has only
left the sourcing number in the block, removing the entry from printed
reports.
Don
CCLUG moderator
ronald ferguson wrote:
I use AKAs to record women's married names. I have a case where the
wife has died and her husband is still alive and the compiler of the
tree from where the information was extracted has requested privacy
for all living persons.
I have noticed, however, that the AKA for the late wife is published
with her married name. I understand why this has happened but would it
not be possible for a privacy box to be included in AKAs?
I would prefer the coding for the pedigree web pages to be sorted out
first as I can always cut the AKA out - but would prefer not to.
Ron Ferguson
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