Perhaps the different results people are getting may arise from the sequence of updating. If you updated directly from v219 to v270 you may have skipped two other opportunities, v266 and v267, where the data format was changed, and where the problems may have been caused. Does this updating sequence fit with anybody's pattern of changes or no changes to the update date? Boyd On 14/09/2013 2:12 p.m., Gene Young wrote: > Ron, > Read her reply again. She said "use" not "Link." Not linking your personal > data in no way relates to "using" the free resources made available by FS. > > > On 9/13/2013 7:41 PM, Ronald Bernier wrote: >> Cheryl, >> While I respect your opinion, I do resent having my personal decision not to >> link my Legacy file to FS classified as masochistic. I can and do still use >> the FS database. It is my personal choice to perform my searches manually >> and then make a conscious decision whether or not to incorporate the search >> results into my database. >> >> Ron Bernier >> Woonsocket, RI >> Sent from my iPhone >> >> On Sep 13, 2013, at 7:17 PM, singhals <singh...@erols.com> wrote: >> >>> FTR: My comment addressed ONLY the data on FS, not data on >>> one's own computer. Because I watched it happen one day at >>> the FHC, I know it happened and I know it was reported >>> up-stream to the programmers. I've not had time or >>> inclination to test it recently to see if they fixed it. >>> >>> However, IMO it is a bit masochistic to refuse to use their >>> on-line, free, digital records. Since the only date >>> associated with those is the date IN the document itself, >>> it's stable...if the document was dated 1741 yesterday, >>> it'll be dated 1741 tomorrow. >>> >>> Cheryl >> >> >
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