Michele:
Oops! The To-Do List is meant to double as a research log that you keep as
a permanent record of negative as well as positive results.
Kirsten
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Michele,
You are quite correct, there is not a really satisfactory way of dealing with
these. I also used to have them in my ToDos and deleted them if the results
were negative. Unfortunately because of the numbers it got to the stage that I
could not be sure whether I had properly checked som
24, 2008 8:41 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Documenting negative searches
Michele, like Kristin says, the To-do list is your permanent record of
your searches. You want to keep the negative ones so that you know you
did look for them once in those conditions. Just make a note of it in
the Results tab af
Michele, like Kristin says, the To-do list is your permanent record of
your searches. You want to keep the negative ones so that you know you
did look for them once in those conditions. Just make a note of it in
the Results tab after you close it.
Another good thing, too, is that it dates when you
LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Documenting negative searches
The only thing I am concerned about is that the list of to-dos will get
confusing, which ones are negative searches and which ones are things I
still need to do!
michele
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I put the name of the source, the pages 'no one' was
on. I also try to guess why they are missing. Some of
my family is missing on a census but they are there
before and after.(Other years)I don't solve it BUT
document they are missing, between the neighbors. Why
may be impossible.
Rich in LA CA
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