Kirsten, FYI--the semi-colon punctuation anamoly.
 
I've created a new master source per your suggestion. If I attach only the 
detail comments, the semi-colon makes sense since the comment come directly 
after the output footnote citation.  But if I attach both the detail text and 
comments, two semi-colons show up just as described in my earlier message, and 
the second one is certainly out-of-place.
 
I think I'll send off a note to my tech support person about it. Maybe a 
problem for the programmers to solve.
 
Thanks again, Margaret

 
-- On Tue, 6/28/11, Kirsten Bowman <[email protected]> wrote:


From: Kirsten Bowman <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Source Writer-- Output Footnote/Endnote Citations
To: [email protected]
Date: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 2:09 PM


Margaret:

The punctuation you mentioned is programmed into the system and can't be 
changed as far as I know.  I suspect that the difference you're seeing in the 
citation output may be due to where you entered the text in creating the 
citation.  If you entered the full text of the record at the Master Source 
level, it will probably show as you describe.  Try a new Master Source from 
scratch following the steps I gave and see if that produces the results you 
want.

Kirsten

-----Original Message-----
From: Margaret DeAcetis [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2011 10:33 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [LegacyUG] Source Writer-- Output Footnote/Endnote Citations


Hi all,

This topic is related to recent query re one master source name, in my case, 
civil marriages in New York, Manhattan, NY. Kirsten's comments were very 
helpful.

I am attempting to have consistency among the 3 marriage records I've entered 
thus far.

On my assigned source list for one individual, one marriage record has a neat 
short footnote/endnote citation on the output screen that I'd like to be the 
norm. Text and comments are what I want.

A second  marriage record has a much longer footnote/endnote citation that I'd 
like to cut down. Can anyone tell me where I can get to a screen to select that 
option?

When I go to the name list to edit the individual's source and detail text and 
comments, I see that the output preview for the source edits differs from those 
of the detail edits.

It is with the detail edits that I am getting a strange result, with a 
semi-colon appearing  inexplicably in output previews when I check to add the 
detail text and the detail text to the footnote citations.  I can't see any way 
to edit them out.

Thus, short footnote ends with a period.
Add the detail text edits, a semi-colon replaces the period at the end of the 
footnote.
Add the detail comment edits, another semi-colon appears before the beginning 
of the first sentence at the end of the footnote.

Any suggestions on how to get rid of these semi-colons, especially the second?

Margaret





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