You need to delete the event for this individual rather than delete
the data in each of the fields for the event. If an event is listed
in the Individual's Event/Fact list, then you'll get a report of some
sort from it.
After you've got to the screen where you can edit the Events for a
There is no 'occupation' event, but there is an 'employment' event; however, I
clicked on the 'event' block- which brought up 'individual information' then
clicked on the 'Event/edit' block which brought up the ''edit event for ...'.
Clicking on the 'event' brings up the 'master event
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In preparing a book, one of my entries has a line in the
'General Notes:' feature that states ' He was employed',
and then goes on with the notes I had for an event. Ho do
I get this out of the general notes. I have looked at all
the features, but can not find a
I reviewed all the events but didn't see one that would make this entry.
JLB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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It's probably not in General Notes. It just looks that way in the
report. General Notes probably has nothing. I think He was employed
would be coming from Events. I
/fergys/
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Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 06:38:27 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] General Note Problem
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is no 'occupation' event
IMHO, Go to 'Search tab', 'Detailed Search', check
each of the Notes for 'Contains' and use 'employed'.
Using each of the notes fields should not find more
than a few each, and the wrong one should be there. I
hope this helps. I had a similar problem once, but
found it.
Rich in LA CA
--- Mike Fry
In preparing a book, one of my entries has a line in the 'General Notes:'
feature that states ' He was employed', and then goes on with the notes I had
for an event. Ho do I get this out of the general notes. I have looked at all
the features, but can not find a solution or why it appears.
Bob,
Go to this person's individual record. Does he have an employment
event? If so, click on the event. You should see a print of how the
sentence will read below the notes box. Does it read: He was
employed followed by your notes? If so, this is because you did not
put anything in the
It's probably not in General Notes. It just looks that way in the
report. General Notes probably has nothing. I think He was employed
would be coming from Events. I would look there first and see if you
have an entry there that's causing that to appear.
JL
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