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From: "William Roberts" <>
Subject: Re: [TMG] Event Memo
Date: Sat, 2 Sep 2000 06:27:29 -0400
References: <000701c01494$b19f5b20$b1410a18@potlnd1.or.home.com>


Welcome aboard Maggie

On your "Report Defination Screen" near the bottom is a radio button labeled
"Publication Tools". This si where you can define where you want your memos,
sources etc to be placed by default. You can also define it in each sentence
structure by using the <M> variable or the <M1>, <M3>, <M2>, ... variables.
THe pipes ar two sets of double pipes which define the parts of the memo. In
this case there is no "M2" variable just M1 and M3.

Myrnice

----- Original Message -----
From: Maggie Kitts <>
To: <>
Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2000 12:17 AM
Subject: [TMG] Event Memo


> My first, but surely not my last call for help.
>
> And, I think there will be a simple answer.
>
> I printed out a complete UFTree Family Group Report
> for one man, including everything, even footnotes.
>
> I imported that database into TMG.
>
> I printed a TMG Family Group Sheet and Endnotes for the same man.
> Among the many choices, I chose to have UFTree Event
> Text to become an Event Memo in TMG.
>
> The Event Memos (UFT Event Text) did not print.
> Yes, the memo is there, behind the event.
> Here is the first portion of one memo.
>
> Head, male, age 26-45||||The 1800 US Census Record for John Kitts listed
> John as age 26-45.
>
> Four pipes?
>
> There is no [M] in that event text.
> Do I need to add the [M] in order to print that text?
>
> Help button: "Variables (Event Tags)"
> "Therefore, if you are using the memo field for information
> you want to include in end-or footnotes, do not include
> the [M] in your sentence and be sure to check the option
> to embed the memo as a footnote or endnote when you
> print report(s)."
>
> I don't care where the text appears on a Family Group Sheet.
> After the children, as in UFT, or in the endnotes. But I do
> want to see that text. This is where I store all sorts of
> information useful to have with me when I am out at a repository.
>
> Thank you all,
>
> Maggie Kitts
>
>

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