Brian,
Another way would be to keep them private in your notes by enclosing them in
the privacy brackets [[ something that you want private ]] then Legacy will
not output those even in a gedcom unless you tell it to include private
notes.
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From: Brian L. Lightfoot
Sent:
I think that the reason that 'source information is all or nothing when
exporting to GEDCOM' is due to a bug in Legacy that makes it pretty well
mandatory to check the 'override source options' box. At least that was my
conclusion during testing a couple of years ago. I logged a bug. The problem
wa
On 06/11/2012 21:06, BA JD wrote:
> I'm still working out what source type/subtype to use when trying to
> correctly source some information.
>
> Background - A distant relative died and their obituary was in the local
> area newspaper (Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, NY). In addition,
> friends
Ron,
Thanks for the suggestion to use the Address book to store these names,
address, etc., of individuals that are a Master Source (sort of like an
interview with a living person but that person is not part of your family
file). I can see that your suggested system would work and the Address b
Worked like a charm -- exactly what I wanted! Thanks, Jenny.
Pat
On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 11:28 AM, Jenny M Benson wrote:
> On 06/11/2012 16:17, Pat Hickin wrote:
> > I have 14 John Does, all born in the 18th century. Is there any way for
> > me to pull up a list of their names, dobs, dods, per
On 06/11/2012 16:17, Pat Hickin wrote:
> I have 14 John Does, all born in the 18th century. Is there any way for
> me to pull up a list of their names, dobs, dods, perhaps some other info?
Use Search>Find>Detailed Search to look for Individuals with Forename
equal to John AND Surname equal to Do
I have 14 John Does, all born in the 18th century. Is there any way for
me to pull up a list of their names, dobs, dods, perhaps some other info?
Thanks,
Pat
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Thank you to each of you who has replied to my query. Now I can think
through which system to try. I have decided to scan and sort my numerous
travel files to see how that works for me to find specific scans by how I
have sorted, named and numbered them before trying my genealogy papers and
files.
On 2012/11/06 10:27, Brian L. Lightfoot wrote:
> < If it is checked all sources will be included, even though some may not be
> used by the portion of the file you are exporting.>
> I'm a little puzzled...make that a whole bunch puzzled as to why anyone would
> want to include sources that are n
I also export in gedcom to worldconnect. I make sure personal details
associated with a source are held in the source repository only. I then
exclude the source repository on the gedcom export to worldconnect.
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From: Brian/Support [mailto:br...@legacyfamilytree.com]
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Brian,
Whilst I broadly agree with the bulk of your post, I am afraid that I do not
agree that addresses, phone numbers, and in some instances email addresses,
should be included in the Source Comments; these I put in the Address Book,
along with current details of my living relatives. I never
Thanks Brian in Support, it's all becoming painfully clear now.
< If it is checked all sources will be included, even though some may not be
used by the portion of the file you are exporting.>
I'm a little puzzled...make that a whole bunch puzzled as to why anyone would
want to include sources t
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