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From: Kathy Lenerz <>
Subject: Re: [GENBOX] Research targets
Date: Sun, 05 Sep 2004 20:05:44 -0400
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s.lloyd9 wrote:
> Unlike you I haven't really thought out how my system would work in
> Reports, but it seems to me that some of us are using Projects and some RT
> to try and do the same job.

Most definitely!

> If I want to find someone in certain census year, I click on the
> Research target button, which makes a new RT record, I then open Projects
> and find my 1881 Census project and add a lower level with the Individuals
> name. I tend to use the Description field as a sort of Note field adding
> anything that would help me find the individual. I return to the RT,
> memorise the RT number and enter it on the Research Tab of Projects.

Sally, I think you could save yourself a step by going directly to
Projects. When you enter something in one of the blank lines on the
Research tab, you're asked if you want to create a new Research Target. If
you say yes, the RT number is automatically entered for you, and a link
created. If you then want to enter information in the research target, you
can double-click on the line you just entered on the RT tab.

KQL

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