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    Source list report

    Is there a way to print a list of all sources with detail? My sources are a mess and I know I also have dups and would like to clean up. I've tried just going source to source, but a complete visual list would make this process much easier.

    Thanks
    Bonnie Samuel
    Research: Samuel, Gillan, Roper, McClure, Samuell, Windfuhr, Windgassen in NC, KY, IL, KS, Ireland, Germany.

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    Re: Source list report

    +1.

    I'd like to know this also!
    Jon

    iMac late-2015 (iMac 17,1) and macOS Sierra version 11.12.x
    Reunion 11.x & Safari 10.x

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      Re: Source list report

      I just found the answer...With the sources window open in the Sidebar, click the share icon in the lower right corner. Make your destination whichever Word Processor you have and then click Open.
      Last edited by travis.sheaffer; 22 April 2013, 08:59 PM.

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        Re: Source list report

        Hmm, only prints the source, not the source/detail. I should have many, say, 1900 US Federal Census sources with details about the people found on that census. Still, it's good to know I can print a list of sources in alphabetical order.
        Kaye Mushalik
        -Muschalik (Poland), Stroop, Small (Ireland), Fitzsimons/Fitzsimmons (Ireland) Pessara/Pesaora/Pesarro/Pizarro (from Germany)
        -Dorrance, Eberstein, Bell
        -Late2015iMac27"Retina5K, MacOS10.14, iOS12.1, R12, Safari12.0

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          #5
          Re: Source list report

          Another option is to show sources in the sidebar, click the Tools button at the bottom of the sidebar, and choose "Create Usage Report for All Sources."
          Frank Leister
          Leister Productions Inc.

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            Re: Source list report

            Originally posted by travis.sheaffer View Post
            I just found the answer...With the sources window open in the Sidebar, click the share icon in the lower right corner. Make your destination whichever Word Processor you have and then click Open.
            This is what I was looking for! Thank you!

            Is there a way to add the Source Multimedia Description (filename) to this same report?
            Jon

            iMac late-2015 (iMac 17,1) and macOS Sierra version 11.12.x
            Reunion 11.x & Safari 10.x

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