From: Doug L. <lai...@ho...> - 2007-09-14 12:43:21
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On Fri, 14 Sep 2007 03:01:10 am Ole G. Gjelland wrote: > Anne wrote: > > In case anyone is interested, here's an example of how I > > will deal with an Occupation event: > > > > Type: Occupation > > Date: 1851 > > Description: Occ Jones J 1851 Tailor > > Place: England > > Attributes: Title=3D>Tailor > > Notes: employs 1 man and 1 boy > > I think it should be pointed out that whatever you put in > the description field is what ends up as the value for the > OCCU attribute in a Gedcom export. Which is supposed to be: > =ABThe kind of activity that an individual does for a job, > profession, or principal activity=BB. This is at least the > case for Gramps v2.2.8. > > When description is used for events like christening or > burial it is put in a level 2 TYPE field. > > Complecated stuff, really... Is it an "event"? I know that the LDS like Newspeak, aka Humpty-Dumptyism = ("When I use a word, it means precisely what I want it to mean, neither mor= e nor less." -- Alice Through the Looking-Glass, ) but an event is much sho= rter in duration than an occupation. I simply put "2 OCCU Tailor" in the individual's record, but I use LifeLine= s. If I want to elaborate, I create a Note. It is apparently possible to = have: 2 OCCU Tailor 2 NOTE @N000@ Anything more in the INDI tag, Legacy says is illegal. Doug. =2D-=20 I am a part of all that I have met. - Lord Tennyson, "Ulysses." |