] Missing space in reports Spelling issues
Susan I had a go at this, but gave it up because of the notes breaking
up words like below:
2 NOTE In Barnawartha, there is Colston's Quarry where William obt
3 CONC ained stone. He built two houses for others in Barnawartha
3 CONC , one of which was Innisfaile
Ah - that is inconvenient! Did you try checking the box (under
GEDCOM export) for changing the Customize option of Break note lines
between words (old style)?
The RTF suggestion is only good for certain segments of your database,
not the whole thing, so that is why I didn't mention it, but
correspondence.
Thanks.
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Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Missing space in reports Spelling issues
Susan I had a go
Cary,
You can export your entire Legacy file to a GEDCOM. Open the GEDCOM in
a word processing program, and then run spell check. You will have to
say ignore all for the various tags (and some locations and names),
but it should help you locate misspellings. You might try doing a
GEDCOM export
a bushfire in January 1952.
Jennifer
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Missing space in reports Spelling issues
Cary,
You can
What I did was make a PDF (for a great niece) so as to get all the
pictures formatted nicely, then used Nitro PDF to break it into managable
sized portions in Word to use spell check on. Word will spell check a
whole document, not just one field (text box) at a time. That caught all
the no space
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