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Funny that you suggest "née" is English, as it is, in fact, originally
(and still) French.<br>
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<pre wrap="">That's what I'd do, maybe adding the date of the transition. Perhaps "Jane Smith (née Jones)" is a format many people would understand, English speakers, at least.
I don't have the program here to check, but I think I noticed that when you modify a tag, it jumps to the top of the tag tree when you save it. Annoying if you're changing a lot of them. That's 1.0.0 beta5, it might have been fixed since.
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<pre wrap="">Hi *
I ran into a little "problem". A friend of mine married recently and
changed
her family name to the name of her husband.
How do you guys deal with that? I don't want two tags for the same person.
Do
you just extend the existing tag?
Thanks
Andreas
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You could change the currend tag to "OldName-NewName". So you don't need a new tag but you have both names.
Which you a goot start in the new year.
Jürgen
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