001=Click this button to save the changes that you have made, and then close the form. It is recommended that you use the CTRL+S to save your changes rather than clicking OK. Click OK only when you actually want to save the changes and then close the form.
002=Click this button to CANCEL any changes that you have made and close the form. If you select to cancel and there are changes that have not been saved, you'll be prompted by the system to save those changes. You'll be given the opportunity to abandon the changes or stop the cancel thus returning you to your editing session.
003=Click this to retrieve help for this form.
004=Click this button to retrieve the DEDICATED Add Child form.
005=Enter the family member's first name. (Hint: Press F2 to bring up a list of frequently used names.)
006=Enter the family member's middle name.
007=Enter the family member's last name. (Hint: Proper case is important).
008=Enter the DATE of the BIRTH of the family member. Normally, on the status bar at the bottom of the main window (if the status bar is visible), you can see a sample of the date format that is required.
009=Enter the secondary date associated with the family member's date of birth.
010=Enter the family member's place of birth. (hint: press F2 for a list of frequently entered places.)
011=Enter the DATE of the DEATH of the family member. Normally, on the status bar at the bottom of the main window (if the status bar is visible), you can see a sample of the date format that is required.
012=Enter the secondary date associated with the family member's date of death (if applicable).
013=Enter the family member's place of death. (Hint: proper case should be observed.)
014=Enter the family member's title. For example, Duke, King, Jr., etc.
015=Enter or edit the TIME of BIRTH for the family member.
016=Enter or edit the time the family member died (if applicable.)
017=If selected it indicates the family member was born naturally to the parents.
018=If selected it indicates the family member was adopted and not born naturally to the parents.
019=If selected it indicates the family member was a foster child of the parents.
020=If selected it indicates that you know the family member belongs in this family group but the relationship is unknown.
021=Indicates the family member was born to an unwed mother.
022=If checked it indicates that you have the BIRTH CERTIFICATE for the family member.
023=If checked it indicates that you have, in your possession, a copy (or the original) of the DEATH CERTIFICATE.
024=If selected it indicates that this family member is left handed.
025=Click to drop down the list, and then select a parent of the family member to edit. The label above this parents list shows the total number of parents. If the label indicates zero then no parents have been added for this family member.
026=Click to drop down the list, and then select a sibling of the family member to edit. The label above this siblings list shows the total number of children (minus one) born to the parents of this family member.
027=Click to drop down the list, and then select a spouse of the family member to edit. The label above this spouses list shows the total number of spouses that this family member has.
028=Any of the four tabs can be selected. Click in the tab to select the desired category. The first tab is for the male information and the second tab is for the female information. Marriage/Divorce tab is for entering marriage/divorce information. On the Children tab you may select a family member for editing or enter a new child of the two active family members.
029=Enter the DATE of the DIVORCE for this couple. The date format is usually show on the status bar of the main window (when visible). This date format is the same as that selected in perferences.|The marriage date field is disabled because you have not entered the name of both the husband and wife on this form.
030=Enter a secondary date associated with this couple's divorce.
031=Enter the place where the divorce was finalized.
032=Enter a name of a witness to this divorce (if applicable).
033=Enter the name of the authority overseeing this divorce.
034=Click this to indicate that this couple have been divorced. This indicates that you are aware of the divorce. It does not indicate that you are in possession of any documents proving this divorce.|This control is disabled because you have not indicated that these family members were formally married. Click on the formally married check box then click on this check box to indicate the family members have been formally divorced.
035=Check to indicate that you are in possession of this the divorce decree.
036=Select the divorce status of these two family members.
037=Enter the DATE of the MARRIAGE for this couple. The date format is usually show on the status bar of the main window (when visible). This date format is the same as that selected in perferences.|The marriage date field is disabled because you have not entered the name of both the husband and wife on this form.
038=Enter a secondary date associated with this family's marriage.
039=Enter the place where this family member was married. (Hint: Press F2 to bring up a list of frequently entered places.)
040=Enter the name of the individual listed on the marriage license (if applicable) that witnessed this marriage.
041=Enter the name of the marriage authority such as the Judge or minister or Justice of the Peace.
042=Click to indicate whether the family members were formally married.|This check box is disabled because you have not entered the spouse of the family member. If you were to enter the spouse this check box would be used to indicate whether the family members were formally married.
043=Click to check or uncheck. Clicking to check this options is done to indicate that this couple (husband and wife) were formally married and that you are in possession of a copy of their marriage certificate.|The Marriage Certificate check box is disabled because you have not indicated that your family members were formally married. Click on the formally married check box then click on the marriage certificate check box to indicate that you have a copy of the family member's marriage certificate.
044=Use to add, view or select a child of the currently displayed couple. Click the right mouse button to pop up a menu. On a new entry you can click the right mouse button and be presented with one of several menu options for adding names. Click the "Add" row indictor to add the family member. (Note: you must at least have provided the gender of the family member being added.) Double-click on the family member's name to retrieve that family member into the edit form.
045=Indicates that a field with a LOOKUP option has found a partial or complete match. If the lookup finds a partial or complete match the indicator will say 'Match'. If the lookup does not find a partial or complete match then the indicator will say 'No Match'.
046=Click this button to save the current family member to the data file and clear the fields so you can enter another family member (child.)|This button is disabled because you haven't entered a valid name for the child you are entering.
047=Click to close the Add Child form. You'll be prompted for unsaved changes.
048=Click to retrieve the main help topic for the adding a child procedure.
049=If selected it indicates that the family member's gender is MALE.|Grayed out means that you cannot change this family member's gender because this family member is married.
050=If selected it indicates that the family member's gender is FEMALE.|Grayed out means that you cannot change this family members gender because this family member is married.
051=The child's birth length.
052=The child's birth weight.
053=The name of the attending doctor for this child's birth. If more then one list the first and primary or the doctor that signed the birth certificate.
054=Enter the name of the attending nurse. If more then one enter the primary nurse or the mid-wife.
055=Enter any comments relevant to this child's birth and/or describe the birth marks/defects.
056=The name of the hospital this child was born at.
057=The location, a description or the address, of the hospital that the child was born at.
058=If selected it indicates that you are in possession of a copy of a photograph of the family member.
059=If selected it indicates that you are in possession of a copy of the family member's birth certificate.
060=If selected it indicates that you are in possession of a copy of the family member's christening (baptismal) certificate.
061=Click to open a dialog box to select a photo of the family member. Please note, the picture is not visible from this form. You must save the child to the data file then open it physical/medical form or choose 'About Family Member' from the Actions menu.
062=If selected it indicates that you are in possession of a copy of the family member's death certificate.
063=If selected it indicates that this family member is left handed.
064=If selected it indicates that this family member had either birth marks and/or birth defects. These can be described in the comments block below.
065=If selected it indicates that the family member was born to an unwed mother.
066=A list of events that have already been associated with this family member. Drop down the list and select an event to edit.
067=A series of predefined events. Type the name of the event type to search or drop down the list and select an event.
068=Enter the date that this event was recorded.
069=Enter the secondary date associated with this entry.
070=Enter the date associated with this event.
071=Enter the secondary date associated with this event.
072=Enter the place where this event occurred. Usually the place where the event actually happened.
073=The location of the event if different from the place.
074=A small description of the event.
075=A description of the individual's role in the event.
076=How sure you are that the event occurred.
077=Select a code that classifies this event.
078=A keyword used to categorize this event as it relates to this individual event.
079=A keyword used to categorize this event as it relates to this family event.
080=The submitter's assessment of the reliability of the information for the associated fact: Unreliable evidence or data was estimated; Direct or primary evidence with some question of reliability or potential for bias for example, an autobiography); Secondary evidence; Direct and primary evidence used, or by dominance of the evidence.
084=Indicates that this event happened to this individual alone.
085=Indicates that this event was a family event.
086=Double click the left mouse button to open select a new MIDI file to play OR hold down the left mouse button and drag the window around.
088=Save changes to an existing event (if there is one), clear out the fields, and begin a new event entry.
089=Delete the current event from disk and clear out the form.|This button is grayed out because you have no active event to delete.
091=A bit of text describing what the submitter stated about the event.
092=Enter the name of the interviewer (if applicable).
093=The name of the informant, the one that told you about the event, if applicable.
094=Any government agency that might have been involved in the event, if applicable.
095=The date on which the current search status was set.
096=A secondary date associated with the search status date.
097=Shows the research status with respect to the cited source. See list.
098=This is where you are currently editing.
099=The name of the person or organization that maintained the data for this event.
100=A classification of the type of the person or entity that created the source indicating this event.
101=The name of the ship, air ship, or commercial vehicle used for travel, immigration, emigration, etc.
102=The date which the travel began.
103=A secondary date associated with the date the travel began.
104=The place from which travel began, such as the locality name of a port of departure, such as Pier 37, San Francisco, California.
105=The date that the travel terminated.
106=A secondary date associated with the date the travel terminated.
107=The place from which travel terminated, such as the locality name of a port of arrival, such as Ellis Island, New York, New York.
108=Select from one of the three tabs that are used to categorize the source data.
109=Select from one of the listed addresses to edit.
110=Enter the street address for this address item.
111=Enter the town or city portion of this address item.
112=Enter the county/parish portion of this address item.
113=Enter the state/province portion of this address item.
114=Enter the Zipcode portion of this address item.
115=Enter the date when the family member first lived at this address.
116=Enter the secondary date associated with the date when the family member first lived at this address.
117=Enter the last known date that this family member lived at this address.
118=Enter the secondary date associated with the date when the family member last lived at this address.
119=Check this box to indicate that this is the person's current address.
120=Enter the telephone number.
121=Select from one of the aliases listed.
122=Enter the first name for this alias.
123=Enter the middle name for this alias.
124=Enter the last name for this alias.
125=Enter the nickname given or used by this family member.
126=Enter the date when this alias or nickname was used.
127=Enter the secondary date associated with when this alias was used.
128=Enter the general location where this alias/nickname was used.
129=Select to indicate if this is an alias or a nickname.
130=Indicates that this was a nickname used by the family member.
131=Select one of the languages to edit.
132=Enter a known language that this family member spoke.
133=Enter the proficiency level for this language.
134=Click to indicate that this is the family member's primary language
135=Select from one the possessions in the list to edit.
136=Enter the name of a possession that this family member is known to have owned.
137=Enter the estimated value for this possession.
138=Enter a description of this possession.
139=Check this to indicate that this possession is still in the possession of a family member.
140=Select from one of the listed occupations that the family member worked in.
141=Enter or select the occupation of the family member. If a new occupation is entered Windows Genealogy will maintain it for future use.
142=Enter the date when this occupation was practiced.
143=Enter where this occupation was practiced.
144=Enter the employer's name (if applicable).
145=Enter the estimated annual income.
146=Enter a description of the duties this family member performed.
147=Indicates tradesmanship is not applicable to this occupation.
148=Indicates the family member only worked as an apprentice.
149=Indicates the family member accomplished the level of journeyman.
150=Indicates the family member attained the level of master in this profession.
151=Indicates the level of expertise is not indicated here, but a level was accomplished.
152=Select from one of the listed hobbies the family member practiced.
153=Select the type of hobby that the family member had.
154=Enter the date associated with when this hobby was practiced (if known).
155=Enter the location/place where the family member practiced this hobby.
156=Enter a description of this hobby.
157=Indicates the hobby proficiency level is not applicable for this hobby.
158=Indicates the family member was a beginner at this hobby and never attained any further level of proficiency.
159=Indicates that the family member attained an intermediate level of proficiency.
160=Indicates the family member attained an expert level of proficiency at this hobby.
161=Indicates the family member did attain a level of proficiency that is not available here.
164=Save changes to an existing address (if there is one), clear out the fields, and begin a new address entry.
165=Delete the current address from disk and clear out the form.|This button will be disabled whenever there are not items that have been saved are being edited.
167=Here is where you select your family members. Once selected you can choose to perform many actions upon them. From this list you can also perform a search of the list.
168=Enter the name of the individual that you want to search for. Enter the last name, then the first name, then the middle name (if necessary). When you return to your editing session the name you just searched for will be saved (if it has not already been saved).
169=This is the individual listing status bar. Its purpose is to display the total number of family members that have been entered into the data file. It can be hidden (made non-visible) by pressing the Alt key while clicking the mouse button while the mouse pointer is over the list.
170=This is the title label. It is displayed to describe the pieces of information displayed in the listing. It can be hidden (made non-visible) by holding down the Ctrl key while clicking the mouse button with the mouse cursor positioned over the list.
171=This form contains an alphabetical listing of your family members. You can move the form and resize it to meet your needs.
172=This is a listing of all the available lists maintained by Windows Genealogy. Those listings are PLACES, FIRST and MIDDLE NAMES, and SURNAMES.
173=Here is where you type in the name of the family member that you are looking for. This will only be presented if you selected, on the preferences form, to have Windows Genealogy do an thorough search. The search is case-insensitive.
174=This is a listing of those PLACES that you have entered into your data file. Windows Genealogy automatically adds new places to this list as you enter a new Place in your data file. It won't add duplicates.
175=This is a listing of those First and Middle names that you have entered into your data file. Windows Genealogy automatically adds new names to this list as you enter a new names in your data file. It won't add duplicates.
176=This is a listing of those Surname names that you have entered into your data file. Windows Genealogy automatically adds new names to this list as you enter a new names in your data file. It won't add duplicates.
177=These series of look up tables are used to quickly insert found matches to your entry processes. That is, if you enter a partial 'Location' and the item has been found you can insert it into the field where you are entering the data.
178=A unique name assigned to this military record.
179=Enter the date the family member was inducted into the armed forces.
180=Enter the secondary date associated with the date the family member was inducted into the armed forces.
181=Enter the place where the family member was inducted into the armed forces.
182=Enter the date the family member was discharged from the armed forces.
183=Enter the secondary date associated with the date the family member was discharged from the armed forces.
184=Enter the place where the family member was discharged from the armed forces.
185=Indicates the family member served in the Air Force.
186=Indicates the family member served in the navy.
187=Indicates the family member served in the marines.
188=Indicates the family member served in the army.
189=Indicates the family member served in the coast guard.
190=Indicates the family member served in the national space and aeronautics administration.
191=Indicates the family member was commissioned as an officer.
192=Indicates the family members enlisted into the armed forces.
193=Enter the rank of the family member. The maximum achieved rank is preferred.
194=Indicates the family member was discharged honorably.
195=Indicates the family member received a general discharge but upgraded it to honorable.
196=Indicates the family member received a general discharge but did not upgrade it to honorable.
197=Indicates the family member received a dishonorable discharge.
198=Indicates the family member received a bad conduct discharge.
199=Indicates the family member received a medical discharge that was honorable.
200=Click this button to save the changes to the form and close the form.
201=Click this button to close the form. You'll be prompted for any unsaved changes.
202=Click this button to save the changes to the military event and clear the form readying it for a new military event.
203=Click this button to delete the military event currently being edited|This button will be disabled when no preexisting military event is being edited.
204=Enter the first name to search for.
205=Enter the middle name to search for.
206=Enter the last name to search for.
207=Enter the birth place to search for.
208=Enter the birth date to search for.
209=Select out only the male records.
210=Select out only the female records.
211=Select out all records disregarding gender.
212=Specify that you want the Wild Card Field to be ANDed into the search.
213=Specify that you want the Wild Card Field to be ORed into the search.
214=Enter the wild card field that you want to search on. You can enter a combination of fields using AND and OR.
215=Continue typing to have the program find someone within the search results.
216=Specify the default sort order to be Ascending order.
217=Specify the default sort order to be Descending order.
218=These are the results of the search.
219=Click this button to bring the selected family member into the Add/Edit form.
220=Checking will cause the form to be closed when you select a family member to be edited in the Add/Edit form.
221=Gain a quick view of the SQL statement used to perform the search. Informational only.
222=Click to clear out all of the search selection criteria to begin anew.
223=Click to start the find and return the results. The return should be almost instantaneous.
224=You are in possession of the military pension papers for the family member.
225=You are in possession of the military discharge papers for the family member.
226=You are in possession of the military muster papers for the family member.
227=You are in possession of the paper work regarding any military awards your family member might have received.
228=Family member received the Purple Heart medal.
229=Family member received the Good Conduct medal.
230=Family member received the MEDAL of HONOR.
231=Family member received the Humanitarian Service medal.
232=Family member received the Meritorious Service medal.
233=Family member died in combat during this stint in the service.
234=Family member was determined to be missing in action during this stint in the service.
235=Family member became a PRISONER of WAR during this stint in the service.
236=Family member became a DISABLED VETERAN during this stint in the service.
237=Displays status information and other useful information about your current activity.
238=Visually displays what functions keys are active and their purpose for a given situation.
239=Count of Family Members currently listed in the open database.
248=If selected it indicates that this family member is listed in the LDS Ancestral database maintained by the LDS Church.
251=If selected it indicates that you are in possession of a picture of the family member.
252=Enter the name of the university/college/school that this family member attended.
253=Enter the year that the family member graduated from this place of higher education (if applicable).
254=Enter the accreditation of the school.
255=Enter the family member's degree of study at this place of higher education (if applicable).
256=Indicates that this family member a doctorate level of accreditation.
257=Indicates the family member attained the level of Ph D.
258=Indicates the family member attained a master's degree.
259=Indicates the family member attained a bachelor's degree.
260=Indicates the family member attained an associates degree.
261=Indicates the family member did not receive a degree or the level of degree is unknown.
262=Enter the name of this high school that this family member attended.
263=Enter the year the family member graduated from this high school (if applicable).
264=If selected it indicates that you are in possession of school records for this family member (grammar, junior or high school, college, etc.)
265=If selected it indicates that you are in possession of documents proving that this family member is of any Indian descent.
266=If selected it indicates that this family member has records maintained by the Indian Affairs Bureau.
267=Indicates that this family member was a tribal land owner and that you have documents to prove this.
268=Indicates the family member is registered with the tribe.
269=Select from one of the tribes.
270=Indicated the degree of Indian blood.
271=Enter the name/location of the tribal headquarters.
272=Enter the sate or territory from which the tribe originated.
273=Enter the registration number of the family member for the tribe if applicable).
274=Enter the location of any lands the family member owns.
275=You are in possession of any medical records for this family member.
276=You are in possession of any dental records for this family member.
277=You are in possession of any news articles regarding this family member.
278=You are in possession of any other records involving this family member.
279=This family member has records maintained by the national archives.
280=This member is listed in the international death index maintained by the LDS Church.
281=This family member is listed in the International Genealogical Index maintained by the LDS Church.
282=That you are in possession of any societal membership documents for this family member.
283=You have in your possession a copy of any Civil Awards that your family member might have received.
284=Indicates the family member was an abused spouse.
285=Indicates the family member was a homosexual.
286=A unique name assigned to this source record.
287=A series of predefined medical types. Type the name of the event type to search or drop down the list and select an event.
288=Enter the place where the medical event took place.
289=Enter the date that the medical event took place.
290=Enter the secondary date associated with this medical event.
291=Enter the name of the hospital (if applicable) where the medical event took place.
292=Enter the length of the stay at the hospital (if applicable).
293=Enter the attending doctor's name (if applicable).
294=Indicates that the medical event involved surgery.
295=Indicates the medical event was life threatening.
296=Indicates the medical event resulted in some sort of disability.
297=Enter the height of the individual at the time of the medical event.
298=Enter the weight of the family member at the time of the medical event.
299=Enter or select the eye color of the family member.
300=Enter or select the hair color of the family member.
301=Enter or select the nationality of the family member.
302=If select it indicates that this family member (male or female) suffers from male pattern baldness.
310=Enter information specific about the medical description option indicated in the above caption.
311=Displays a photo of the family member.
312=Click to scroll the picture vertically (up or down).
313=Click to scroll the picture horizontally (left or right).
314=Clear out the picture, if a picture has been selected.|Grayed out because no picture has been selected.
315=Clicking this button will cause the photo (if any) above to be zoomed by 200% or unzoomed to the original size.
316=Click to clear out the medical event form and set up for a new event. You'll be prompted for unsaved changes.
317=Delete the medical event and clear out the form for a new entry.
318=When retrieving the data file show the progress graphically at the bottom of the main window.
319=Have Windows Genealogy allow you to do a concise search of the individual listing when you begin to type a last name of a suspected family member that could be found in the individual listing.
320=After about 20 seconds where no new messages have been displayed on the status bar have Windows Genealogy display and update a clock showing the valid date and time.
321=On lengthy activities tell Windows Genealogy to beep at you when the task is complete.
322=Show the birth date associated with the family member in the individual listing, if there is a birth date entered. If the birth date is missing and the secondary date for birth is entered it will display the secondary date.
323=When the data file is opened this will cause windows genealogy to open the last individual in the edit form -- the one that was lasted edited before the program was closed down.
324=Causes the Individual Listing to minimize when a family group is retrieved into the Edit form.
325=Indicates that you want to be prompted before any individual is accepted into the trash can for deletion.
326=Indicates that the 'ENTER' key will operate as a tab key (except when a "BUTTON" has focus), rather than closing the form.
327=Action Toolbar. Select from the button you desire to pull up that form for the current family member.
328=Standard Toolbar. Contains buttons for common commands, such as open, save, new, etc.
329=Family Toolbar. Contains buttons pertaining to adding family member relations. Click the appropriate button. Actions not available will be disabled.
330=Editing Toolbar. Contains tools available while editing in the notepad.
331=Miscellaneous Toolbar. Contains buttons for deleting family members, generating a tree, etc.
332=Tree Toolbar. Contains buttons available when the tree is loaded.
333=The main form. It contains all the other forms. Click the right mouse button to bring up a tear off menu.
334=Indicates that the Individual Listing, when the Birth Date is included in the list, that there will be a vertical grid to visually separate them.
335=Select one from the valid list of startup options. You may have Windows Genealogy load the last file or bring up the file open dialog box, or do nothing.
336=Enter the directory where the data files are stored. Something like C:\wingen\wgn
337=Enter the directory where the photo of your family members are stored. For example, c:\wingen\photos
338=Enter the title of the database (e.g., BLAICH CLAN) or something that you desire. This title will show up as the title in the list of family members.
339=This is the name of the individual that has been maintaining the database.
340=Enter the current street address of the individual that has been preparing this data.
341=Enter the town or city of the preparer.
342=Enter the state where the preparer lives.
343=Enter the zip/postal code of the preparer.
344=Enter the preparer's phone number.
345=Indicates that you want the middle name displayed in the descendent tree.
346=Whenever a family tree is generated have Windows Genealogy automatically expand it for easy viewing.
347=Have Windows Genealogy automatically generate a descendent tree when retrieving a family group.
348=Indicate which menu you want displayed when pressing the right mouse button while clicking on the family tree.
349=Select from one of the provided tree styles. This will affect the style that the tree is displayed in. Experiment if you are not sure.
350=Use an asterisk (*) to indicate that the family member listed in the family tree has multiple spouses, if that is applicable.
351=Capital letters indicate that the family member has multiple spouses, if that is applicable.
352=No markings indicate that a family member has multiple spouses.
353=When creating a new data file have Windows Genealogy look for other compatible data files and pull the user information from it and give you an option to accept that or not accept the user inf.
354=Have Windows Genealogy prompt you for the configuration information that it is attempting to duplicate. If deselected it will use the first User Inf. data found.
355=Automatically bring up the add child form when adding parents to the data file.
356=Automatically bring up the add child form when adding parents to the data file.
357=Prompt before automatically bringing up the add child form immediately after adding parents to the data file.
358=Indicates that the Individual Listing, when the Birth Date is included in the list, that there will be a vertical grid to visually separate them.
359=Have Windows Genealogy automatically open the newly created file. Otherwise Windows Genealogy will simply return to Windows Genealogy.
360=Since other data files may be open have Windows Genealogy ask before opening the newly created data file.
361=When retrieving a newly created file, or a file without any records (family members) have Windows Genealogy automatically present the Add/Edit form when the data file is opened.
362=When a couple are married via the drag and drop procedure, either from the individual listing onto itself or from the descendent tree, will mark the married couples as formally married.
363=Add color to the listing. An individual color is set for those individuals that do not have parents in the data file.
364=When checked it tells Windows Genealogy to display a help message box in the center of the screen whenever you select a menu item. The message that is displayed in the box is informative information about what that particular menu item does. If you turn this off the help will be displayed on the status bar if the status bar is visible.
365=Have Windows Genealogy generate a significant dates list on load. It will list those individuals that have birthdays, anniversaries or died within a week either way of the day of the week; the year is not important to the generation of this list.
366=When selecting fields on the form with the mouse have the mouse automatically select the text for purposes of cutting, copying or deleting the selected text.
368=Select one from the list of valid data formats.
369=Select one from the valid list of time formats.
370=Used to determine the number of files that are listed on the file menu for frequently used files. The default is four.
371=Used to determine the number of remembered names that you search for in the individual listing.
372=Check each toolbar that you want to be visible and active during your editing sessions.
373=Check to indicate that you want the Actions Toolbar to align to the corner of the active window based on the corner selection.
374=Check to indicate that you want the Notes Toolbar to align to the corner of the Notes window based on the corner selection.
375=Check to indicate that you want the Tree Toolbar to align to the corner of the Tree window based on the corner selection.
376=Snap the actions toolbar to the left side of the active form.
377=Snap the actions toolbar to the right side of the active form.
378=Snap the actions toolbar to the top of the active form.
379=Snap the actions toolbar to the bottom of the active form.
380=Snap the editing toolbar to the left side of the notepad when the notepad receives the focus.
381=Snap the editing toolbar to the right side of the notepad when the notepad takes the focus.
382=Snap the editing toolbar to the bottom of the notepad when the notepad takes the focus.
383=Snap the editing toolbar to the top of the notepad when the notepad takes the focus.
384=Snap the tree toolbar to the left side of the tree when the tree receives the focus.
385=Snap the tree toolbar to the right side of the tree when the tree takes the focus.
386=Snap the tree toolbar to the bottom of the tree when the tree takes the focus.
387=Snap the tree toolbar to the top of the tree when the tree takes the focus.
388=Check to indicate that you want the toolbar background to appear 3D.
389=Have Windows Genealogy automatically size the toolbar to the appropriate size when snapping to the appropriate corners of the forms. In most cases the sizing will be by "one width button down" or "all buttons across"
390=Have Windows Genealogy automatically size the toolbar to the appropriate size when snapping to the appropriate corners of the forms. In most cases the sizing will be by "one width button down" or "all buttons across"
391=Indicates that you want the toolbar to adjust to the width of the form based on the alignment option of the toolbars.
392=When opening the Descendent Tree form and the Notes form have Windows Genealogy automatically open the appropriate toolbar.
393=When closing the Descendent Tree form or the Notes form have Windows Genealogy automatically close the appropriate toolbar.
394=Indicates that you want the toolbars to have the default small sized caption.
395=Fit to font will cause the toolbars captions to adjust their title size to the font selected.
396=Indicates that the font will be the normal system font. The control box will also be resized to reflect this condition.
397=At the specified resource tolerance limit, have Windows Genealogy prompt you when resources are equal to or below the system resource tolerances, as set below.
398=The remaining System Resources that must be available before Windows Genealogy begin to prompt you that resources are getting low.
399=On systems with small amounts of memory have Windows Genealogy automatically compact memory, freeing up as much as is possible, when Windows Genealogy loads. It will perform the same action when Windows Genealogy closes.
400=Save the changes to the preferences, enacting most of them, and close the form.
401=Cancel any changes and close the form. You will not be prompted for unsaved changes.
402=Call Windows Genealogy help to display more extensive help on this form and the preferences that can be set with it.
403=Call up the color dialog to select the color for the background of edit fields.
404=Allow the use of balloon help
405=Indicates that the balloon help time out should be in affect.
406=Indicates the number of seconds the balloon help will be displayed after it automatically pops up (where applicable).
407=Automatically show quick menu help.
408=Select from one of the tabs to see the preferences options that can be set for the category described in the tab heading.
409=By filling in the fields contained in these tabs you track the sources for your information.
410=A unique name assigned to this source record.
411=The type of source record.
412=The date that the entry was entered into the source record by the recorder.
413=Enter a secondary date associated with the entry recording date.
414=An identification number used to file and retrieve items from the holdings of a repository.
415=Enter the place where this source was located.
416=A descriptive word or phrase that classifies the type of source being cited. This descriptor is used only when none of the classifications defined under the source classification code fit this source type.
417=A verbatim copy of any description contained within the source. This indicates noes that are actually contained in the source document, not the submitter's opinion about the source. LIMITED to 247 characters.
418=A descriptive title of the information source, such as a description of: An article, a letter, a transaction, a family bible or a personal interview, etc.
419=Select to indicate the code that provides an assessment of the fidelity (the exactness) of this source material.
420=A code which classifies the source which contained the evidence data, such as a book, census records, etc.
421=A code, selected from one of the media classification choices above that indicates the type of material in which the referenced source is stored.
422=Comments or opinions from the submitter.
423=The name of the person who conducted the interview for information.
424=The name of a person who contributed evidence information.
425=The official name of the archive in which the stated source material is stored.
426=Where the repository is located.
427=The date on which the current search status was set.
428=Enter a second date associated with the search status date.
429=A field that shows the research status with respect to the cited source.
430=The name of the person or organization that created this source.
431=A classification of the type of the person or entity that created this source.
432=The author's name.
433=The name of a publication such as a book, pamphlet, periodical, newspaper, or other monographic publication.
434=Enter the name of the publisher of the reference material for which you are citing.
435=Enter the date the publication was published.
436=Enter the page number and paragraph number of the specific piece of information for which you are making the cite reference.
437=Select from the list of publication types.
438=A field that identifies the page within the source. This may be a page number range, a specific page number, or another way of defining how to find the specified information within the source.
439=A description of the specific version of the publication which is being referenced.
440=A description of a successive publication. The description would identify the timing of the publication, for example, Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter. the description should also state the volume number of periodicals or multi-volume books. LIMITED to 247 characters.
441=The name of the place (city, state) where an item was published or the location of the publisher's main office.
442=The number or description of the specific periodical publication.
443=A unique permanent record number of an individual record contained in the LDS ancestral File.
444=An identification number assigned to each record within a specific data base. If this identifier is associated with a preceding colon(:), then it is the record number within the registered resource identified by the data the precedes the (:) else it is a specific reference to a record within the current database if no registered resource identifier precedes the (:). If the colon is not present it is the identification of a record within the current GEDCOM transmission file.
445=Enter the call number (if applicable) used by the Library of Congress for this source.
446=A unique number assigned by the repository to identify the specific microfilm containing information about the event of interest.
447=This is an identifier assigned to a resource data base which is available through access to an available network.
448=A description of where the source is manually field at this repository or personal collection. Personal genealogical collections should be organized and filed so that items can be specifically identified and retrieved. For example, "Probate file Drawer 83, File D, Number 18", or "Box 3, Smith Folder".
449=Enter a permanent Record File Number.
450=A particular book or unit of material that may have been filmed with other books or units on the same microfilm. The convention used in the Family History Department microfilms is to include a separator fame with a sequential item number to separate multiple books on a single film.
451=Enter a film number.
452=Enter a call number.
453=Click to clear out the form and set up for a new source. If changes remain you will be prompted to save them.
454=Click this button to delete the source reference currently listed.|If no source is currently being edited this button will be grayed out (disabled).
455=This is the listing of those individuals that have been move to the trash for deletion. Select an individual to delete and delete or undelete them. You can empty the trash without selecting an individual.
456=Clicking this button causes the trash can's 'lid' to be closed or (in other words) minimized onto the desktop.
457=Clicking this button causes the trash can to be emptied and all listed individual's to be removed from the data file.|This button is disabled whenever there are no entries in the clippings list.
458=Click this button to restore the selected individual to the list of family members. If the individual has a spouse then that spouse will also be restored to the list of family members.|This button is disabled whenever there are no entries in the clippings listing.
459=After selecting an individual for deletion you click this button. If an individual has a spouse then that individual's spouse will also be deleted.|This button is disabled whenever there are no entries in the clippings list.
460=Clicking this button causes the main help topic for the trash can to be presented.
461=This status bar indicates the requirements for deletion or undeletion of any specific individual, if applicable.
462=This is the trash can, use it to dump family members out of the individual listing. Open it and select empty trash or delete individual to clear it out.
463=Enter the date this child was baptized/christened.
464=Enter the secondary date associated with this family member's date of christening/baptism.
465=Enter the place where this family member was christened/baptized.
466=Enter the denomination under which this family member was baptized/christened.
467=If selected it indicates that the family member was buried.
468=If selected it indicates that the family member was cremated.
469=Enter the location where the family member was interred.
470=Enter the cemetery name (if applicable).
471=Enter the tombstone inscription (if applicable): can be helpful in finding spouses and other family members.
472=If checked it indicates that you are in possession of a copy of the obituary notice.
473=If checked it indicates that the family member is listed in the US national social security death index.
474=Enter the family member's social security number (if applicable).
475=Enter the CAUSE OF DEATH of the family member (if applicable.) You can select from a number of pre-entered CAUSES of DEATH. Note: As you enter additional causes of death Windows Genealogy will maintain a list of these causes of death for later use. You can press the DEL key to remove any cause of death. Select the cause of death and the press the DEL key to delete it. You'll be prompted before deleting, just in case.
476=Double click to bring up a common dialog box to select a picture of your family member.
477=Click this to select a photo or to clear out the photo.|If this button is grayed out it indicates that you have not currently selected a photo.
478=Select the appropriate option to view the digitized move or audio associated with this family member.
479=This form is used to enter the extra vital statistical information for the family members. It can be resized and have specific portions made visible or invisible to suit your needs.
480=The listing of those family members and their birth dates that have had a birth date on the current date.
481=A listing of family member's that have had a birth date within one week (either way) of the computer's current date.
482=Click on any of the tabs to move between the categories of information.
483=A listing of deaths of family members that occurred on this date.
484=A listing of family members and their dates of death within one week either way of the computer's current date.
485=A list of those family members that are having a wedding anniversary today.
486=A list of those family members that have had an anniversary or will have an anniversary within one week either way of today's date.
487=Click this button to close the form.
488=A list that displays the names of family members that were married, born, and/or died within one week (either way) of the computer's current date.
489=Select from a field from all selected tables.
490=Decide what the comparison methodology should be used.
491=Select a value to compare against the selected field for qualifying records.
492=Click to and the above fields into the criteria section for this query.
493=Click to OR the condition based on the selected fields into the criteria section below.
494=List all possible values based on the field name.
495=Listing of valid tables that can be used in the query. Select the tables and the fields (individual pieces of information) will be listed in the fields list.
496=Listing of valid fields that can be used in the query. Select the desired fields to include in the output of the query.
497=The selected fields list is only for viewing. It purpose is to maintain the order in which the fields are to be display; they will be displayed in the order they are selected.
498=When summarizing data it is possible to group the data on specific fields to remove duplication. You may select which field to group on, such as reference number. Numeric fields will then be totaled and text fields will receive the value of the first qualified record.
499=When outputting to the grid this field is used to determine the order that the records are listed. For example, if you group by reference number the records will be displayed in sorted order by reference number.
500=When working with more then one table the joined fields list will show which two fields are used to link those two tables together. Because the data in the database is group into separate tables you will need to join the tables, almost exclusively based on the reference number field.
501=This list shows what the criteria is. When selecting records it is important to realize that selecting records based on a bit of qualifying information is important. This is done by specifying criteria. This field is where this criteria is displayed. You can edit/add any criteria from right here. You must be exacting in your specification of the criteria or the query will fail or not operate as expected.
502=Click to execute the query as defined.
503=Click to show the SQL statement that will be used as the query.
504=Copy the SQL statement into the SQL editor in the Defined Queries tab.
505=Clear out the query to start again.
506=Close the form.
507=Select from the list of available predefined queries.
508=Click this button to save the query into your database. This will allow you to rerun the query later. It can be modified and save under a new name as well.
509=Click this button to remove a saved query.
510=Click to execute the query as defined in the SQL editor.|If the requirements for the creation of a query aren't met then this button will not be enabled.
511=It is possible to clear the SQL statement (the statement that results from building of the query). Click this button to do so.
512=Click this button to view the SQL statement. You will be presented with a simple message box with the SQL statement.
513=This list holds the names of the selected tables. You may select any two tables and choose to join them. Tables are usually joined on a matching field, in this program's case usually on the reference number field.
514=Click to add the joined tables to the Builder's "Join Tables" list.|You won't be able to add to the joined tables list until you have selected the two tables and you have selected the appropriate fields to join on.
515=Clear the Builder's "Join Tables" list.
516=Select the field to join from the first list of fields stored in the first table that you want to join with the second table.
517=Select the field to join from the second list of fields stored in the second table that you want to join with the first table.
518=You may join the tables in one of three ways. Selects the first method.
519=The second method for joining tables.
520=The right join is the third method for joining tables.
524=Select a font or typeface to use to display the notepad's contents. You can also select fonts from the options menu.
526=Select the point size to display the notepad's contents. You can also select fonts from the options menu.
527=This indicates the number of lines contained in the notepad and the current line number.
528=This form is used to enter non-form related information about the family members. Here is your main access point to the forms that are used to enter information about your family members. It can be resized to suit your needs.
529=Enter a filename, or file pattern to select or display in the select files list box.
530=Select from the list of files to be imported. After selecting them click the '>' button or the 'Insert' button.
531=The directory where the GEDCOM files are stored.
532=Select the drive where the GEDCOM files are found.
533=Click this button to Add the name of the selected file(s) to the Files to Import list box.|This button is disabled because you haven't selected any files to add to the Files To Import list box.
534=Click this button to insert the selected files after the selected item in the Files to Import list box.|This button is disabled because you haven't selected any files to insert into the Files to Import list box.
535=Click to remove the selected files from the listing in the Files to Import list box.|This button is disabled because you have not selected any files from the Files to Import list box to be removed.
536=The list of selected files that are to be processed. These files will be processed in the order that they are listed in this list box.
537=Click the "Import File(s) Selection tab to select the files to be imported. Click the "Import Options" tab to select the options while importing the data files.
538=This is the GEDCOM import form. You can select the files to be imported. These files will then be processed and the family member's read from the .GED files will be placed into the database file matching the name that you specified when you first began the import of the data.
539=Click this button to begin the importing of the GEDCOM files.|This button is disabled because you have no files selected to import.
540=Click to close the GEDCOM Import form.
541=Click this button to retrieve a help topic specific to the GEDCOM import option.
542=Check this to indicate that the newly created data file will be compacted when the import is completed. Compacted files are smaller then non-compacted. In a relational database, deleted records are normally removed during a process like this. Other temporary objects are also removed.
543=Click this to indicate that you are aware of the fact that some processes are lengthy and that you don't want to be prompted when they occur.
544=Check this to indicate that you want the newly created data file opened after everything has been processed.
545=Check this to indicate that you want the names of the family members converted to the proper case.
546=When setting up the parental and spousal relationships mark the records as formally married.
547=Remove any commas in the locations field and replace the commas with a space, removing any double spaces in the process.
548=Sometimes a field has double commas in a field. Have Windows Genealogy remove the double commas from the location fields.
549=Replace any underscore (_) characters with a space. Some GEDCOM export programs put underscores in place of spaces from the original file in numerous fields.
550=This is the data directory where the GEDCOM files are stored by default. You may select a new directory by double-clicking on this edit box.
551=The progress indicator and status bar.
553=If checked it indicates that you want the find to be case sensitive.
554=If selected it indicates that you want the notepad's contents searched backwards from the current cursor position to the beginning of the file.
555=If selected it indicates that you want the notepad's contents searched forwards from the current cursor position to the end of the file.
556=Click this button, when enabled, to proceed with the find.
557=Click this button to cancel the find.
558=Click this button to retrieve the main help topic for this find procedure.
559=Use this form and its options to find a specified piece of text from within the notepad.|The FIND button is disabled because you haven't entered any text to find.
561=When visible it shows the relationship of the selected family member to the person listed at the top of the list.
562=Click with left mouse button to select and view relationship. Click with right mouse button to see menu. Double click to retrieve the edit form for this individual.
563=When visible it shows the number of family members is this descendent tree.
564=This form is used to expand or collapse the descendent tree of an individual. It also allows you to build a descendent tree for any selected individual in the tree or to move up the tree building it downward.
565=Double click anywhere on this form to retrieve a new midi file to play or hold down the left mouse button down on the form to drag it around the screen.
566=Click this button to close.
567=Double click anywhere on this form to retrieve a new midi file to play or hold down the left mouse button down on the form to drag it around the screen.
568=The listing of ENGLISH names assigned to the custom reports.
569=Click this to close the form and save the changes.
571=Click this to add another custom report to the menu.
572=Rename a custom reports menu description.|This button is disabled whenever there are no entries in the list.
573=Delete a custom report from the menu.|This button is deleted whenever there are no entries in the listing.
574=Call up the main help topic for this form.
575=Click this to turn on the control tips.
577=If checked it indicates that the family member was subject to hereditary baldness.
578=This code was developed in the 1930's as a system for use by the US Government Census Department. It was used to index previous US censuses. It is now used as a system for representing SURNAMES based on how they sound rather than how they are spelled.
580=Enter a secondary date associated with the publication date of the material for this source.
581=Type in the name of the WAR or AWARD that you want to search for. If the WARs tab is active type in an a war you want to search for, otherwise if the AWARDs tab is active type in an award you want to find.
582=A listing of the wars that you may select from. Click on the war, fill in the description and click the add button. The check box will then become checked and the foreground color will become blue denoting that this war has been selected.
583=A listing of the awards that you may select from. Click on the award, fill in the description and click the add button. The check box will then become checked and the foreground color will become blue denoting that this award has been selected.
584=This is the date when the family member actually began the participation in the war. Many family members are inducted into the military and do not go to active war until much later.
585=This is the secondary date associated with the date the family member began the participation in the war.
586=This is the date when the family member ended their participation in the war. Many family members were discharged or left the military service or ended their participation before the closure of the war.
587=This is the secondary date associated with the date the family member ended their participation in the war.
588=This is the date that the family member was awarded the medal or award.
589=This is a secondary date associated with the date of the award/medal.
590=This is the name of the person or organization that awarded the award or medal.
591=This is the name of the person that actually presented the award/medal/
592=Select either from the military events tab or the pension/life impact tab to enter the information relevant to that category of information.
593=This tab will allow you to select from two categories of information relative to the military history for this family member. Click on the military event tab to enter the military event data. Click on the pension/life impact to enter some very basic inf. about this family member's military involvement and records.
594=Select from either the military history categories or the wars/awards categories. Click on the tab to bring that category of information forward.
595=Select from either the medical events tab or the diseases/addictions tab to enter the relevant information.
596=Select from one of three sub categories of information, such as the medical event description, the physical description of the family member, or the photo of the family member at the time of the medical event.
597=Enter the name of the addiction/Disease to search for. It a match is found the selection indicator will be positioned on the matching entry from the list.
598=Select from the list of diseases/addictions, enter the description, and then click the add/update button.
599=Enter the date the family member was diagnosed with the addiction/disease.
600=Enter a secondary date associated with the diagnosis date.
601=Enter the date that the family member was cured of the addiction or disease (if applicable).
602=An indicator of the cure of the family member from the disease or addiction.
603=Enter the description of the source and the submitter's/submission information.
604=This form is used to document the sources of information that you have obtained about the family members.
605=These are the formal document's information. You enter data about the name and dates of publication, the author and the publisher, etc.
606=Click either on the Birth or Birth location tab. The Birth category is for entering birth information. The Birth location tab is for entering information about the birth location, such as hospital name, doctors name, nurse's name, etc.
607=Click to view the photo/video categories of information.
608=Click this button to add the item typed into the search list to the list of diseases.
609=Click this button to add the item typed into the search list to the list of records.
610=The preferences form is used to select the options that tailor the behavior of the program to your liking. Click on the appropriate tab(s) and then select the option that you desire to alter. Leave the mouse pointer over any control for about 5 seconds and a message like this will appear. "OK" to save.
611=Select from the tabs provided that represent the numerous categories of options that can be set to cause Windows Genealogy to perform to your liking.
612=Click this button to view the outline of family member which are part of this immediate family group.
613=This is a listing of the immediate family group outline. Portions can be collapsed and/or expanded. You can double click on any family member to retrieve that family member into the Add/Edit Form. Note: This listing is only available to those indivdiuals running Windows Genealogy 2.1 in a 1024x768 video resolution.
614=Click to close the Advanced Search form.
615=Click to retrieve the help topic associated with the Advanced Search dialog box.
616=Type here to find the stored search of your choice.
617=Click on one of the searches before retrieving it into the criteria builder.
618=The SQL statement that is used to generate the search. For information use only.
619=Check this to have the tab switched to the criteria builder when you choose to use the search.
620=Click this to save the search and store it in the wingen.mdb file for later use with this and other data files.
621=Click this to use the selected search. The search will be parsed and the results will be placed into the criteria builder.
622=Click this to delete the currently selected search. You'll be prompted before the delete is performed.
623=Click to check or uncheck. When checked it indicates that when you choose to use this search it will not only be parsed but the search will also be executed.
624=This indicator shows the number of records that match the search. If it shows a zero (0) then now records were found.
