Column 1 is the number of Citations that you have for that fact
Column 2 is the number of Media Files associated with the Fact or Citation
Column 3 is the number of Notes that you have for that Fact
If there is a "0" in that first column, there isn't a Citation for that fact.
Lets say that you know where that information came from (Source) and you already have it entered, but on a different Fact, then the process is simple.
Just to the right of the "new", with Sources selected is the Copy Citation ICON. The citation that is selected will now be Copied.
Returning to the Fact without a Citation, selecting that Pull Down menu, on the right of "new", is the Paste Duplicate Source Citation.
That Citation will now be associated with that Fact.
Copyright © 2011 by H R Worthington
Russ, I think you mean that Citation will now (you have not) be associated with that Fact.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I've been using FTM for Mac for about 9 months and have noticed a minor "bug" in that for new citations with media files, the media file indicator (your column 2 above) doesn't reflect correctly, even though I know there is a media file associated with that Citation. Those Citations that I created before I converted to FTM for Mac reflect the Media files correctly.
Elizabeth,
ReplyDeleteThank you, it's fixed.
As to the Mac version, I will double check that, but did you check the Source Workspace, and select that Specific Citation, and look at the Media Tab in the Center Panel, near the bottom, to see if there is an image there?
Thank you,
Russ