Hi James,

You import one file into the other.
File - Import - Legacy file
Make sure you have current backups of both before you start so if you do
go wrong you can start again with more experience.

It's after the import that you merge the people who are the same. This
shouldn't be hard in a small file as you'll know the people in common.
You may want to start by doing a Manual Merge of yourself, if you're in
both files, to get an easy intro to the Merge dialogue.

The difference between a Manual Merge and a Find Duplicates is that in
Manual Merge you choose the two people in the file that are really the
same person and in Find Duplicates, Legacy presents possible pairs
according to the set criteria.

Cathy

[email protected] wrote:
>
> I started out with two family lines, one for my father and one for my
> mothers, now I want to merge them. what is the easiest way to approach
> this. the files have some people in common but most are unique, and
> the file sizes are small 300 or less in each line.
> I never used the merge feature, but how can I merge one entire line
> into the larger one?
> Thanks,
> James
>
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