Margaret, I had a similar question a while back and a couple of people responded with a very good suggestion that I think would work here- might not be "perfect" but if you don't get too hung up on having every field filled out within Clooz it is a suitable way to handle documents with more than one event. If you name the document Bible001 and for each event assign it an additional lower case label, it works. That way, the document has only one filed copy in whatever folder you like, but the various events can be listed seperately: Example: Bible001a John Doe birth Bible001b John Doe marriage to Jane Smith Bible001c John Doe death Bible001d Jane Smith Doe death etc. I label the document as Bible001 and then add a card in the sleeve that shows the breakout with the small letters and associated events. If it is not an original document, I also lightly pencil in the lower case letters by each event right on the photocopy of the document for easy identification later. When you are working in Clooz and find an event that is marked Bible001d after doing a person report on Jane Smith, you will easily find the document marked Bible001. Then just look for the lower case letter in that document and you've got it. Hope this is helpful. Lori << Hi Margaret, Wouldn't it just be easier to the Bible record in as a Document with maybe the file # as something like BIBLE 0001. You can link each person listed on the Bible record and put the details of say "marriage between John Doe and Janet Jones on 03 Feb 1853" or "birth of John Doe on 01 Jan 1830" etc. in the remarks field. This way you would only need to enter each bible record in once, just link the people listed on it to that file. If I had Bible records to go by (I don't) I would probably do it something like that. Maybe "tweek" it a bit. Debbie At 03:00 PM 8/31/00 -0700, you wrote: >Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2000 22:19:39 -0500 >From: Margaret <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: [Clooz] Bible Records > >Hi, > >I've searched the 1999 and 2000 mailing list archives and still haven't >figured out how to solve entering Bible Records. > >I do not want to have to make 25 copies of the Bible record to place in >a folder (i.e. Birth00001, Marr00002. Death00004.etc.). I want one copy >filed, three max. > >I found one entry that recommended numbering the document as B00001, >M00002, D00010, etc. and then listing/linking each individual in this >manner; however this doesn't solve the date at the top of the document >file. Additionally each person listed in the record would be a primary >person. > >Document date !0 September 1847 or would I change it to 1809-1901 > >I've had Clooz since Saturday, (love it so far) manually entered about >65 people and 35 documents and went with the following numbering system >after reviewing the 1999 and 2000 mailing list archives for ideas: for >census records: NC1800-00001; VA1850-00025 >Birth00001; Death, Marr, Corr, Land0003, etc. I will use OTH for misc. >records and eventually will add military, obits, etc. I will be into the >next millennium adding all my documents (17 years- all in files, boxes, >cabinets, drawers, trunk of my car- get the picture- the personification >of disorganization) > >I started large 3 ring binders and have placed birth, death, and >marriage in one (will move to three as these fill up- they have dividers >between each section. I have one notebook for census records as it will >fill fast and will have to have one for obits pretty quick. > >Please give me ideas for these Bible records and also census records. I >created one record for state Z, County, B, Dist 2 and then just changed >the family/dwelling number and linked every single individual in one >district (in progress). Would it be better to have a separate file # for >each household? What works and keeps the filing down? Again, I do not >want several copies of the same record to file in more than one place. > >Thanks for any assistance to this newbie Clooz User, >Margaret Tull >>