I can't figure this out for the life of me. I know that I have to define repositories in Reunion before I export my file as a GEDCOM to import to TNG.
TNG needs a unique "repository ID" for each repository (REPO1, for instance). I can define that easily in TNG. Like sources and places and so on, however, repositories get erased and replaced each time you import a GEDCOM.
There is a "repository" field for sources in Reunion, which uses the REPO tag, but that's not the same thing as the repository ID. You can't create and edit a repository like you can a source that will have its own set of fields, at least not that I can see, though that might be a neat feature to have.
In any event, can someone help: how do I define a repository so that it will carry over to TNG each time?
TNG needs a unique "repository ID" for each repository (REPO1, for instance). I can define that easily in TNG. Like sources and places and so on, however, repositories get erased and replaced each time you import a GEDCOM.
There is a "repository" field for sources in Reunion, which uses the REPO tag, but that's not the same thing as the repository ID. You can't create and edit a repository like you can a source that will have its own set of fields, at least not that I can see, though that might be a neat feature to have.
In any event, can someone help: how do I define a repository so that it will carry over to TNG each time?
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