richcar@cfl.rr.com wrote: > Stewart, > Thanks for you answer, at least I will quit looking for the children > on the individuals report list. However, I can tell you that as I woman > I can't think of any fact more natural to see when I look up an > individual than whether they have children. I did however make the > discovery that children do make themselves known on the descendency > report. So, I guess I will have to be happy with that. > Now I have another question. (Hope to get the hang of this soon and > quit bothering everyone.) The page of individual information lists > OCCUPATION. How do the rest of you handle this. It will only take a > date. A person especially these days may have several occupations over a > span of 30 or so years. Often these occupations change to a great > degree. One instance I know the man was a Doctor, then a Lawyer and > finally the owner and operator of a Charter Fishing Service. How do you > put a date in that block for that? I feel I must be missing something > here with the need for one date and what sense does it make? Someone > clue me in please. Well, IF I were using that slot, I'd use it for the occupation he had the longest, and put the dates in for that. However, this seems to me to be one of those slots which is most useful for distinguishing James Smith the farmer from James Smith the gunsmith or James Smith the Senator. > Opps, while I am here there is one more thing-------- Graduation: > Only one entry allowed. Can you put in both high school and college > somehow? That's it. and thanks to all who answer with help. Carolyn Personally, I'd put in the most-recent graduation, on the assumption that graduation from Graduate School pre-supposes a college graduation which in turn presupposes a HS graduation. And, again speaking personally, I'd ignore any "graduation" lower than HS. Cheryl