I am a new user of Reunion and a long-time user of Legacy Family Tree (Windows) and Family Tree Maker (Windows). I'm attempting to import a fairly large (41,000 name) GEDCOM file that came from a cousin. It’s from Family Tree Maker for Windows, 13.0.380, “DEST FTW”, “CHAR ANSI”.
After the import, spaces have been inserted in the middle of words in the "notes" fields. Technically, the CONC tag (in the GEDCOM) file is being treated as if it is a CONT tag. Example:
0 @NI00001@ NOTE
1 CONC That the Strongs of England, Ireland and Scotland are of a different orig
1 CONC in respectively, would seem to be manifest from the variety of their famil
1 CONC y-crests. The crest of the Strongs of Ireland is a lion rampart, azure, s
On import, the result looks like this:
That the Strongs of England, Ireland and Scotland are of a different orig in respectively, would seem to be manifest from the variety of their famil y-crests. The crest of the Strongs of Ireland is a lion rampart, azure, s
I start by creating a new family file. It offers me the GEDCOM import. The import screen allows me to choose the character set; I've tried both Windows and ANSEL.
What is the procedure that gets the Family Tree Maker notes field interpreted correctly in a GEDCOM 5.5 file?
I am using the latest Reunion (11.0.11) on latest version of Sierra (10.12.2).
After the import, spaces have been inserted in the middle of words in the "notes" fields. Technically, the CONC tag (in the GEDCOM) file is being treated as if it is a CONT tag. Example:
0 @NI00001@ NOTE
1 CONC That the Strongs of England, Ireland and Scotland are of a different orig
1 CONC in respectively, would seem to be manifest from the variety of their famil
1 CONC y-crests. The crest of the Strongs of Ireland is a lion rampart, azure, s
On import, the result looks like this:
That the Strongs of England, Ireland and Scotland are of a different orig in respectively, would seem to be manifest from the variety of their famil y-crests. The crest of the Strongs of Ireland is a lion rampart, azure, s
I start by creating a new family file. It offers me the GEDCOM import. The import screen allows me to choose the character set; I've tried both Windows and ANSEL.
What is the procedure that gets the Family Tree Maker notes field interpreted correctly in a GEDCOM 5.5 file?
I am using the latest Reunion (11.0.11) on latest version of Sierra (10.12.2).
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