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From: Gillian McIntyre Gaiser <>
Subject: Re: To all Listers
Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2001 13:07:03 -0700
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Sonja,

All the suggestions you have made - Step by step guide, new forms and revamped
Census input forms - sound great. I look forward to seeing them all operational
- particularly the family Census form. That would be a great improvement as far
as I'm concerned.

Add my voice to the folks who have been satisfied with the service you give. I
have had no complaints in that regard at all.

Gill Gaiser



wrote:

> To everyone,
> Just a quick note to say thank you to everyone who has sent supportive
> e-mails, both on and off the List, over the last few days. They have been
> very much appreciated - hopefully, the List will be useful and constructive
> for all of us again.
>
> Phil's currently working on a Step-by-Step Guide to importing, as this area
> seems to cause a lot of problems. Initially, it won't contain the Gedcom
> import info as this is still being re-written, but this will be added when
> it's done. We thought it might be a good idea to put the Guide on the
> download page, so people can get it whenever they want. We'll let you know
> when it's there.
>
> I thought you might like to know that all your suggestions for version III
> are being sifted through. New forms which will definitely appear, apart from
> Australian civil reg. forms are for : Telephone Directories, Tithe
> Apportionment, Griffiths Valuations, National Burials Index. I will probably
> add new UK and Scots cert/indexes forms to account for various changes.
>
> I'm also thinking of re-designing the census form so that you have a blank
> form each time you enter a new family (rather like a certificate form). You
> could then scroll through individual families (like the certs) or look at
> lots of data, like we have it now. What does everyone think?
>
> Regards
> Sonja
>
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