seaic2008-...@yahoo.com wrote:
Thanks Ron, I'm pretty sure I figured it out. In case anyone else wants to do
it, here's what I did. First I did a focus group of all my ancestors. Then
tagged them with tag #1. Next I did a search: Search/Find, Individual/Tag 1/
equal to/ tagged. Second Condition: And/ Individual/ Alt. surname/ not equal
to/ blank.
The list I have seems to show the names that have an AKA. Now I can sort
through them and create an event for transcription errors.
Marie
--- On Wed, 6/17/09, ronald ferguson <ronfe...@msn.com> wrote:
Marie,
You can skip the focus group and just do the search for 1st condition
Alt first name and use OR for the 2nd condition Alt surname. I Then
tagged everyone with a convenient unused tag.
For the Event I created "Name - Varient" and just included description.
I use a program called stickies (They look like yellow stickies on the
desk top) set to stay on top. I can then cut and paste to the Stickie
and transfer to the Event. Fairly quick and easy. I'm still playing
with it but it looks OK so far.
--
Gene Y.
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