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I also use  CLOOZ and have since it was created. I find it extremely 
helpful keeping track  of documents that I already have. And knowing what 
documents I already have for  a specific person. 
 
I'll admit  that I don't use all the bells and whistles but it does what I 
want. Another  plus is I'm looking at a document very closely. It's worth 
the extra time to  enter the information since it requires another look at the 
 document.
 
Another  plus is the time it takes to go back to a specific document. Since 
the  documents are numbered and I place the number in the detail screen, in 
 the File ID field, it is very easy to see what the actual document looks 
like. 
 
Each document goes in a acid free sleeve, in a  three ring binder by 
category and number. Sure beats going through a file folder  of documents 
looking 
for the one you want. My thanks to Liz Kerstens for  creating the program 
and convincing me to use it. 
 
Marie

Marie Varrelman Melchiori, Certified Genealogist  Emeritus
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In a message dated 9/28/2016 12:55:43 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:

I like it, especially for research.  I have some unusual  family names, but 
everyone in this family has used the same handful of first  names.  When I 
find a census or other document that I know belongs to our  family, but I am 
not sure which one of the many with the same name, I enter  this 
information into Clooz.  I then ususally have the census information  of 
several 
suspects available because I have already entered it.  This  makes it easier to 
see where and which household the newly found documented  person fits.  A lot 
of times, I already have the person, I just wasn't  able to filter the data 
and see it as easily.  


It is very easy to import legacy people into Clooz and you can reference  
and retain their original RINs.  It is also easy to export the document  back 
when you find the person it is for.


Debby


On Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 4:28 PM, June <[email protected]_ 
(mailto:[email protected]) > wrote:

I  have just been looking at the Webinair of using Clooz with Legacy.

I  would be interested in hearing from anyone who uses the two together  and
whether there is a benefit to using them, or is it as easy to just  enter
items directly into Legacy.

Thank you - June



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