Roger W. Wells wrote
I review what I can find it seams that there is not a simple way to get
information from one Legacy file to another.
I was hoping that I could find duplicates in the two files then as I
reviewed them click on update or something to just bring over the
information I wanted
Ron,
Sorry if my post wasn't explicit, but yes changing a surname after marriage
is a legal name change. That is why I include the "legal name change for
some other reason" to indicate that marriage wasn't the only way a legal
name change could transpire. Hope this clarifies my intent.
Bill
Bill
A Source Citation when printed on any report includes two dates a
Recorded Date, which comes from the Master Source List, and a Citation Date,
which comes fromi the Source Detail. What is the exact intent of each of
those dates and, more specifically, how should they be used?
Thanks,
To
Tom,
I have always taken it that the two dates denote when the Sources were
establised. Being a lumper I have many Detail Sources attached to each Master
Source so the dates between the two can be very different.
Having said that, I do not use the Recoded Date for when the Master Sources
were
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