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John, et al.
That option is for everyone (it will turn off the warnings for all people in
the file), no?
I just want to resolve the issue for this one ancestor, since it seems based on
the warning box message it should work for one ancestor when it appears to not
work consistently.
Thomas
On Thursday, October 27, 2016 3:39 PM, John Francis
<[email protected]> wrote:
Go to OPTIONS - CUSTOMISE - (8) VIEW - (8.11) MONITOR POTENTIAL PROBLEMS. Now
click the "Problems" tab, and uncheck the "Event/fact date before birth or
after death" checkbox. Hope it works - good luck!
John Francis
(Suffolk, UK)
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