] Importing a .paf file into a new LFT file
Gene,
What you are seeing is probably because PAF did not support the use of
Sources. Because of that people would insert their source details into the
notes preceding them with a special character (I think it was an Exclamation
Point) Since notes may
Cathy and Brian,
Thanks for your thoughts on this issue! There are no import screens
unfortunately. As Brian suggests, I'll just have to bite the bullet and get
to work. Fortunately, there are only about 270 individuals in the PAF files!
I really appreciate your prompt responses!
Gene
On Mon,
Gene,
What you are seeing is probably because PAF did not support the use of
Sources. Because of that people would insert their source details into
the notes preceding them with a special character (I think it was an
Exclamation Point) Since notes may or may not contain source info and
there
Gene,
I wonder where it was in the PAF file?
The import of a PAF file is years old as it's ages since PAF demised. I
understand it was/is pretty good.
You could ask Support if they know. supp...@legacyfamilytree.com
Also read each import screen carefully. It may have options like the
Gedcom
Is anyone familiar with importing an old .paf file into a new Legacy file?
I know it can be done directly from *.paf into Legacy, but I am
experiencing a problem that needs to be fixed. It has to do with importing
census events. During the import, census events are created as such;
however the
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