Liz, I am truly sorry if I annoyed you. I only spoke what I felt about your very brief answer. As a long time computer nere, I felt that your answer was yunhelpful for what appeared to be a question from some one not cogniscant with database theory. I apologise and will not post here again to try to be helpful. Good bye. Phil Orpington, Kent, Uk At 14:22 25/11/2005, Elizabeth Kelley Kerstens, CG, CGL wrote: >This is not a glitch. Each database in Clooz is a completely >separate database. If you had two different genealogy program >databases, the same thing would happen. That's why you keep >different databases. If you want all the numbers not to duplicate, >you need to keep just one database. This is how databases operate. > >At 10:10 PM 11/24/2005, liz7275-gensearch@usa.net wrote: > >> Clooz List >> When first setting up Clooz, I imported my people. I have 3 databases and >>occasionally I need to add a new person. I thought if I added a person while >>in one database, that if I needed that same person in another database it >>would be in the people database. I'm discovering that not only is the new >>person not in with all the people in the other databases, but some ID numbers >>that are assigned when entering people have been duplicated. >> >>How do I solve this problem? Is this supposed to happen when you add new >>people? Why don't all the people in the people database integrate between >>individual databases? I have two different people with the same ID number in >>the people database but they are only visible when working in a specific >>family database. This sounds like a glitch to me. Has anyone else >>experienced this problem? >> >>Eileen >>liz7275-gensearch@usa.net > >Elizabeth Kelley Kerstens, CG, CGL >Creator, Clooz > >============================== >View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find >marriage announcements and more. Learn more: >http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx