Dear Thelma, I would use the Internet as the source but if you are getting something like a genealogy or biography with lots of vital information from the internet, I would make the event a genealogy or biography. I would fill in the BMD on the people database from the internet source but I think for events such as a birth/marriage/death, I would want something more than internet information. I would want a birth record, a marriage record, death record or obituary/cemetery record which I would then record under "events" . Of course, if you want a report on that person it will show the BMD information but you will not have anything under "events" to show the source of that information but you could infer that the data came from a biography or genealogy as one of the "documents". I cannot remember if biography or genealogy was one of the devaulted events or if I added it to my file. Georgia On Mon, 14 Nov 2005 09:57:29 -0600 Thelma Wood <tjwood@shaw.ca> writes: > Hi Listers, > I am a long-time CLOOZ user and love it! > However, I have not entered any data for a long time and have run > into > an organizational problem. > I have Documents filed under Births 0001, Deaths 0001, Marriages > 0001 > and Internet Information 1000 etc. > Internet information is my problem. > I have begun a file Internet Information 0001. Some internet pages I > > copied have birth ,death and marriage info for several people. If I > file > this under Internet Information 0001 and use the event column for > Birth > I run into a problem with where to enter the marriage and death > info. > Same problem would be if I were to enter all the information under > Birth > 0001. > In this case of multiple information data, would I have one copy for > > each bit of information? > Thank you. > Thelma in Winnipeg... Alberta Clipper coming this afternoon. Brrr. > > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in > the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > >