Peter
At 04:03 PM 3/20/05, you wrote:
Matt replied to my posting as:
> Legacy has facts. They are called events. You can create Facts in = > Legacy. > I have, however, moved all imported Legacy Facts into notes or converted > them to Legacy events. They are redundant and cumbersome tools.
Legacy does not have facts. Legacy does have events. Events are facts with dates. Such as a birth EVENT. As in Uncle Joe was born on Sep 12, 1908, in Chicago Illinois. It is a a fact that Uncle Joe was born in Chicago. Event's and Facts are different. Other Gen programs have both Facts and Events and I wish Legacy would include facts because I think they enhance collecting genealogical information. While it may be your OPINION that they are "redundant and cumbersome" other genealogists, myself included, regard them as efficient, because in recording say a person's eye color there is no wasted space for a superfluous date.
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