Legacy sure does warn you about possible duplicates after the merge, during
the merge you must check for links and events, if you do you will catch any
link you want or don't want.

Eliz
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(Anon)

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On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 4:02 PM, Paul Gray <graypa...@outlook.com> wrote:

> I've been using Legacy Family Search for a short while now, and have linked
> 25-30 ancestors to my Legacy file. In doing the linking, in some cases I
> have also merged duplicates in Family Tree.
>
> When I merge, I effectively delete one or more people. It's possible that
> one of those deleted people is already linked to individual in another
> Legacy file (or other compatible program) file elsewhere in the world. And,
> of course it's possible that some other user will merge one of 'my people'
> and that link will now point to a nonexistent Family Tree person id.
>
> Does Legacy warn me about this, or will I just find out six months down the
> road when I use LFS to look at the record in Family Tree?
>
> Thanks,,,,,
>
> Paul Gray
>
>
>
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