On 18 Aug 2016 at 10:33, Cathy Pinner wrote:
> In importing them back, you would duplicate them all but the
> Intellishare feature should help with the merge. If you actually
> exported via gedcom, you lost the Intellishare number - and any
> SourceWriter Sources you had.
I was not aware that
Martha,
You were right to export to a new Legacy file to make your change as
currently you can't do a search and replace on a tagged group.
In importing them back, you would duplicate them all but the
Intellishare feature should help with the merge. If you actually
exported via gedcom, you lo
Hello,
The name 'Zink Data' refers to the lady who did the original research:
Arleen Zink.
Here is a sample of the data that was typed up after the research was
done.
"Dennis was the son of a wooden shoe maker. He had little to no
education. His occupation was termed "day laborer." He and h
It seems that something like that would be a source and not an event.
-Original Message-
From: Martha Graham
Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2016 12:53 PM
To: Legacy User Group
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Descriptions in Events
Hi Jennie,
Thank you.
It is not the event notes I wish to chan
Hi Jennie,
Thank you.
It is not the event notes I wish to change, it is the event description.
But I thank you for the detailed explanation.
Here is what I have:
Event Name: Family Files
Event Desc: Blank
Event Date: Jan 1997
Here is what I want to have
Event Name: Family Files
Event Desc: Zink
On 16-Aug-16 11:25 PM, Martha Graham wrote:
Good Afternoon,
I have a set of files generated from years of research on one immigrant
family.
I abstracted the data and created an event for the data which is now
attached to each person in the file [almost 400 entries]. The data for
each person is d
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