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Subject: Re: [TMG] GECOMs
Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2003 21:30:16 EST

When I had to copy a large amount of information from a researcher from
another branch of the family, I imported the GEDCOM to a new file. (TMG makes
you make a new file. ) I opened the new file and made sure everything was
working right...then I deleted the file and did it again remembering to
select the tmg features such as accents and tags etc. After a few tries, I
had a new database that was in the same format as my database. Then I got
rid of some of the people I knew would duplicate before I imported. I wrote
down the people who would duplicate and then I merged the two files. I went
to the duplicate people and merged them and it worked perfectly. There were
a few bits of information that I entered manually to my own program so I
wouldn't have to import that person and hence, create a duplicate. I was
pleased with the results.
Anne

This thread:

• [TMG] GECOMs by Linda Lambert <>
  • Re: [TMG] GECOMs by Lee Hoffman <>
  • Re: [TMG] GECOMs by Terry Reigel <>
  • RE: [TMG] GECOMs by "Gordon Banks" <>

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    • [TMG] Dataset from 4.0d to 5.04 and new hard drive too by Nancy Fraser <>
    • Re: [TMG] Dataset from 4.0d to 5.04 and new hard drive too by "Paul E. Lawrence" <>