Since there are separate child-parent relationships possible (to the
father and to the mother) that would be difficult to display on screen
in the family view.
Brian
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Thanks Cathy,
I switch programs depending on my goals; but for now Legacy is the one. I am
entering all of my research into one program and Legacy has the best data
entry for preliminary research, other than some very complicated programs. I
also do not like to use the narrative sentences for othe
Unfortunately, Charts don't include either Child Status or
Child-Parent Relationship
Other reports can.
See Report options.
Cathy
At 09:32 PM 12/08/2006, you wrote:
Thanks Bruce and Cathy. Wow! You can add other categories to the list; not
sure how I missed that. Opens up more possibilities.
Most reports have the option of including the child parent relationship.
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Be
Thanks Bruce and Cathy. Wow! You can add other categories to the list; not
sure how I missed that. Opens up more possibilities. Do the child settings
reflect in charts as well? Maybe a broken line connecting the parent and
child with the unknown relationship?
Thanks,
Beth G.
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Hi Beth,
Using the Child-Parent relationship, is a great idea. You can add
other categories like "Unproven" to the default list.
However, for major lines in my tree, I like to add something to the
name so it's obvious on the Family View that the relationships aren't proven.
If you don't want y
Note that you are not restricted to just the entries on the list. You
can click on Add and add "unproven" if you want that wording.
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Cathy,
Thanks so much for the response. I have been mulling over how to best handle
the situation and decided to enter "challenged" in the children relationship
to mother and add a note regarding same. I would prefer a choice of
"unproven" but that is not on the list, but I will know what it means
On 31/07/06, Cathy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You could choose to live with an extra spouse
Of course, living with an extra spouse would be bigamy :)
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Hi Beth,
There is no neat way to handle this.
You could choose to live with an extra spouse, adding notes to the
spouse to indicate she doesn't exist. It may help to call her
to help make this clear.
The other alternative is assign them to a particular partnership and
add notes to indicate t
Dear list,
How do you handle this situation? I have one father, 2 known spouses, and
three children. Husband, wife and 1 child I can enter as a family group.
Unknown if the other 2 children are by the first or second spouse or another
spouse.
If I add another unknown spouse, then the husband has 3
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