Never noticed that some notes didn't get sourced. Will have to look into that myself. At any rate, I use an MLA trick with my notes where I add my own notations to vairous paragraphs. At the end of para #1 [Jones] and para #2 [Smith] or something like that.
That way each bit of info. is sourced accordingly. On Sat, May 28, 2011 at 10:49 AM, Charlotte Box <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks all! I haven't seen the marriage webinar, I watched the death > cerificate webinar but things were hectic so didn't get to take it all in so > looks like I need to watch them both! > > On 28 May 2011 16:41, Kathy Meyer <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> With any conflicting information, you add an 'event' for 'alt. birth' or >> 'alt. christening' or 'alt. death', etc. If you use the one that is already >> shown in the drop down list of events (rather than creating your own, which >> you can), once you have added the alternate information, if you decide the >> alternate is more accurate than your original, you can click on 'options' >> to the right of the event box (have your event highlighted) and click on the >> option to 'swap with birth [or death, etc]' and then the less accurate >> information will move down as the 'alt. event' I have no idea about how the >> text shows up in reports though. You can source this the same way you >> source any other information. >> >> Geoff did two webinars recently that would be a huge help to you. The >> first was on a death record and the 2nd on marriage records. I would watch >> the first one because there were a few things on there that weren't covered >> in the 2nd that you might be interested in (I know I was) and then much of >> the 2nd webinar will be repeated but it's good because you see how those >> tools are used for multiple purposes in Legacy and you will see different >> screens and of course some new information too :-) >> >> Hope this helps. I am not the most advanced user and I have been very >> grateful for others' help on this list. Just this week they answered two or >> three problems for me! Kathy >> >> On Sat, May 28, 2011 at 9:10 AM, Charlotte Box >> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> Hi >>> >>> I have two christening records for the same person but with differing >>> information. I want to include the text from both on a report pointing to >>> their sources. I added them to the christening notes but on the report there >>> are no numbers indicating their sources. I don't want the text appearing in >>> the source citation itself so I can't add the text to the text/comments in >>> the source detail. Wondering if I'm missing something obvious, could someone >>> point me in the best way to go about this? 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