Has this been fixed by 8.0.0.473?
      From: Dave Johnson <[email protected]>
 To: [email protected]
 Sent: Thursday, March 5, 2015 11:37 AM
 Subject: [LegacyUG] Probable Bug - Bolding Notes in Event Screen

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div.yiv0164058649WordSection1 {}-->Someone else may have noticed this bug, but 
I have seen no email regarding it.  When documenting a census event, I 
transcribe the census record in the Notes Field.  I typically start by pasting 
the "text" tab contents into each persons in a census record.  Then I Then I 
highlight the person whose Legacy Record I am working in.  The problem is that 
when I first Bold the name of the head of household and save the Event, instead 
of Bolding the first name, the system puts a /b in front of the name.  After 
the name has been saved and I pull it up again, I can delete the /b and Bold 
the name and then it holds.   An example is below:  Text/Comments tab contains 
the transcribed Census Record for this household as follows:  Elenor McGINNIS, 
head, white, female, born in Mar 1835, age 65, widowed, bore 6 children - 4 
still alive, born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Alabama, 
able to read write and speak English; Elza V McGINNIS, grandson, white, male, 
born in July 1856, age 13, single, born in Missouri, parents born in Kentucky, 
attended school, able to read write and speak English.      When I copy the 
text (above) and paste it into the Census Event Notes field, for Eleanor 
McGinnis, I put in one blank line followed by "1) " just as Geoff explained in 
his Census Event DVD.  Then I delete the semi-colon after each person's 
information and replace it with a period.  Then I hit enter and type "2) " for 
the second person.  And so forth.  Before saving the record I Bold the first 
name, in this example Elenor McGinnis.  After saving the Census Event, when I 
reopen the census event it looks like this.  1) \bElenor McGINNIS, head, white, 
female, born in Mar 1835, age 65, widowed, bore 6 children - 4 still alive, 
born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Alabama, able to read 
write and speak English.2) Elza V McGINNIS, grandson, white, male, born in July 
1856, age 13, single, born in Missouri, parents born in Kentucky, attended 
school, able to read write and speak English.  but it should read as follows:  
1) Elenor McGINNIS, head, white, female, born in Mar 1835, age 65, widowed, 
bore 6 children - 4 still alive, born in Kentucky, father born in Kentucky, 
mother born in Alabama, able to read write and speak English.2) Elza V 
McGINNIS, grandson, white, male, born in July 1856, age 13, single, born in 
Missouri, parents born in Kentucky, attended school, able to read write and 
speak English.  This seems to happen only when I paste the information into the 
note the first time.  Please see if you can replicate this error.  Thanks.  Dave

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