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From: "Fran Anderson" <>
Subject: Re: [TMG] Suppressing "Her married name was ..." in reports
Date: Sat, 1 Apr 2006 12:07:55 -0800
References: <BLEIIOMGOOBKFBKFNNDMAEPBDDAA.grswede@comcast.net>


I changed the sentence for Name-marr to just <[M]>. That way it never prints
in reports, unless I have a memo and select it to print. You wouldn't need
to even have <[M]> as the sentence, but just and exclusion marker dash (or
leave it blank, if that will work).

Fran

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From: "GRSwede" <>
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Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2006 11:48 AM
Subject: [TMG] Suppressing "Her married name was ..." in reports


> Except when a woman chooses to keep her maiden name (or a name not her
husband's) after marriage, I want to suppress the
> statement "Her married name was ." in reports because most of the time it
is superfluous. But, I still want to keep the
> statement if she chooses not to change her surname to her husband's
surname.
>
> At the prompt after completing the marriage tag I select YES to create a
married name so the pick list shows her probable
> married name, even if she chooses not to change it to her husband's
surname.
>
> Must I edit the report in a word processor if I want to eliminate the
statement (if she changed her name to her husband's
> surname)? Or, do I say NO to the prompt and then enter a name change tag?
>
> I enter all persons by their birth name and want reports to reflect their
birth name. All name changes would then need be
> included in the individual's narrative, etc.
>
> John Lundquist
>
>
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