Sherry,

I agree that the event clipboard was a major step in the right
direction and, in fact, use it to create pseudo linked events.  But
creating them is not the issue.  Let's say that I add 40 family
members who attended a wedding.  I create a list, add the event to the
first person, then copy it via the event clipboard to the other 39. 
Takes a while but saves a lot of time.  Ten minutes later I realize
that I misspelled weddin and need to correct.  This time it is either
repeat the clipboard or do 40 edits.  That's my definition of bulky.

Jim

On 8/26/05, LegacySupport <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gordon
> 
> That's what the Event Clipboard is for.  It's a Deluxe feature.  Some users
> will just put all that information in the Census Source so the whole amount
> of info doesn't have to be repeated as an Event - suffice to say the
> individual was on a census and the source shows the details.
> 
> Thanks for using Legacy.
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> <snip>
> 
> For instance I have 15 family members listed in one Census. In order to
> document this as an "event" I have to repeat all the documentation 15 times.
> 
> Having to do this for hundreds of census' gets very time consuming.
> <snip>
> 
> Gordon
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