jwidner

I am not a professional but have been recently going through Elizabeth Shown Mills book - Evidence Explained - trying to determine how one identifies the following as a source: I have a hospital issued birth certificate - the souvenir kind with the baby's footprints, mother's thumbprints and additional details of birth. While not an officially issued certificate it was able to be used to provide citizenship, work application, etc. back in the early fifties. Can someone explain how within TMG this would be set up as a source - or do I simply create my own version? This would mean I would have to also create a "category" since there doesn't seem to be one that is listed in TMG. Only registrations are listed and this is not technically a registration. I'm curious if anyone has set this type of record up for this type of source and how it was recommended. Otherwise, I'll just do it the way I figure I should. Thanks, Jim

Thank you, so much. That did the trick in your workaround where you had me make sure under endnotes, that "unique" was checked.

I am trying to find within version 9.05 of TMG where I can change the superscript style for footnotes and endnotes. When I run a Journal report, the endnotes and the subject to which it refers are in Roman Numerals and I would like to switch it to standard numbers as some of them are too long in Roman Style. E.g. change xviii to 18. Thanks.

I followed Jim's instructions and everything works fine under XP Pro. I would recommend if you haven't done this yet, to rename the original file to something else first in case you have to go back.

Is there a way to add additional place mapping locations such as maps.google.com or live.com? I have nothing against mapquest but would like to have some flexibility with some other mapping options. Thanks. I am using TMG v. 6.12. Jim Widner