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Jane in Phoenix

---- Jenny M Benson <[email protected]> wrote: 
> On 30-Aug-16 10:32 PM, June wrote:
> > Sorry, I led everyone astray when I said I put a lot of information in
> > Notes..
> >
> >
> >
> > What I have been doing is to create new events, for example – ‘About
> > Birth’ and then putting the information in there which has also allowed
> > me to add an additional photograph of the birth record or church. I
> > found the addition of more photographs – particularly old ones – makes
> > it more interesting. Yes, it does add a lot of events for everyone, with
> > many of them being just a line or two long,  I’m not sure how I would
> > add extra photographs if I don’t add an extra event.
> >
> Nothing wrong with adding lots of Events (the standard Legacy ones or 
> ones you have created yourself) if you have lots of interesting 
> information about people, and it is certainly the best way to add lots 
> of of photos, but I would still stick to using Sources (Basic or Source 
> Writer - your preference) for the Source material.
> 
> If you do ever decide to share your information or hand on your research 
> to a descendant or other family member you can easily decide whether or 
> not to included Sources.  If your Source information is all mixed up 
> with Events and Facts it would be almost impossible to separate it.
> 
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> Jenny M Benson
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