Thanks for your quick response.
Yes, I looked at reports early on.  But you don't know what you need till you know what you're finding to put into the thing.  And I'm waiting on feedback from my husband as to what he finds easiest to follow.  Meanwhile, info has to be there to print. 
Your idea to export only those I want to a new tree is good logic, hadn't thought of that.
However - in trying to list which reports I was going to use, to answer your query below, I discovered another one I hadn't seen - if I click on chronology (which I guess hadn't taken my attention before because I hadn't had enough to see in it) I can option the display to show event notes and voila - I have a report.  Think that will do me fine.  Haven't the time for finessing.
In answer to your other query, I'm planning a dump for everyone (probably GEDCOM) and an export into an online service, probably Ancestry.  The ticklish bit will be to provide all details to family members but block live people with privacy settings for those more distantly related, without creating too much work for myself.


On 17/07/2015 11:48 PM, Cathy Pinner wrote:
Hi Helen,

The sooner in a project you check how it looks in the output you are planning to use, the better.

When you say "basic printouts", what particular reports are you planning to use?

In what format are you planning to provide "the full tree"?

If you are wanting a report containing only some of the people, you could tag the people you want and export them to a new file and run the reports from there provided they are still all linked. Just not sure what you are trying to do.

Cathy

Helen McCall wrote:

I'm using Legacy 8.0.0.501 Deluxe for a quick family tree to supplement
my husband's memoirs, which have to be completed urgently.   I've set up
the tree and put in as many events as I can find in the time allowed and
have put in lots of sources, mainly census documents and
birth/death/marriage documents.  I've started to enter additional
sources (newspaper articles) for the branch my husband belongs to and I
thought I'd look at how they would print out, before going any further.
(My idea was to have some basic information to put into the memoirs but
to provide the full tree, to date, with sources, etc, to everyone, so
that if anyone wants to continue the work I've started, they can,
without having to reinvent the wheel.  Hence, if possible, sources
should be entered as sources.)
For my basic printouts to go with the memoirs, I'm wanting to
concentrate on that particular branch of the tree.  But can't work out
if I can extract source citations for particular people, rather than
have to use the report that allows me to tag citations, but as far as I
can see, not people.  If I can't, I need to stop entering sources as
sources and enter them as events, as I can be selective wi th events by
people.   Not ideal, but even though what I'm using is original source
documents, at this point I can't be choosy.
Has anyone any suggestions or solutions that might help me avoid this
compromise, please?  Or have I missed something obvious?
Helen



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