On 08/09/2012 18:48, Pat Hickin wrote:
> When I enter nicknames, I put quotation marks around them.
>
> When I print a report it looks like this:
>
> Sarah "Sallie" SHARPE,44 daughter of Ensign John
> SHARP, Jr. and Elizabeth LAUGHLIN, was born on 12 Apr
> 1780,46 died on 25 Feb 1816 in , WASHINGTON, VA45 at
> age 35, and was buried in Green Spring Cemetery, Green
> Spring, WASHINGTON[CO.], VA.45 The cause of her death was
> complications from childbirth (her son Thomas was born 8
> days before her death).47 She was usually called Sallie.
>
> For some reason Legacy has removed the quotation marks around the second
> /Sallie.  Can I get them bck?/
> (I don't think this is relevant but under "Report Options" I have a
> check mark in front of "Use quoted name for narrative.")
>
> Also, I don't want those ages to show,and I do want there to be commas
> after/Jr., /and /VA. /Any ideas?

If you want all those changes you are going to have to edit your Reports
in a word processor.  There is a certain amount of choice in how Reports
are worded or laid out, but not to the extent you want.  Putting a comma
after Jr. would actually be grammatically incorrect!  There should be a
full stop after the second VA - if that's not showing in the Report
Support should be notified.

You can untick "Age at death" on the Include tab of Report Options.

As for the quotation marks round "Sallie", you have chosen to use her
Quoted Name in the narrative and it isn't usual to put quotation marks
around someone's name, even if it is a nickname or shortening of their
full forename.  If you also check "Remove quoted given names" her name
will appear as Sarah Sharpe the first time and Sallie thereafter, or you
could uncheck both the Quoted Name options and check "Use full given
name for narratives" in which case she will be referred to as Sarah
"Sallie" Sharpe throughout.

--
Jenny M Benson



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