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by IDgen
29 Jan 2004 22:49
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Bug in 2.2.1
Replies: 4
Views: 2783

Bug in 2.2.1

Thanks David for your quick response. I have just had a look at the lists and once again, thanks for pointing me in the right direction.[grin]
by IDgen
29 Jan 2004 13:22
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Bug in 2.2.1
Replies: 4
Views: 2783

Bug in 2.2.1

Hi Jane Just noticed a bug in Family Historian. I have tried this several times now and always get the same result. When working in the “Work with Multimedia objects” window from the tools menu option. Inadvertently double clicking in the white space below the files in the multimedia pane, and also ...
by IDgen
20 Jan 2004 13:54
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Spliting Ancestors
Replies: 5
Views: 3329

Spliting Ancestors

Thanks Jane, the new Queries work a treat. What would  we do without you.
by IDgen
20 Jan 2004 13:16
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Spliting Ancestors
Replies: 5
Views: 3329

Spliting Ancestors

Thanks Jane for your prompt reply, and sorry I wasn’t clear enough. I want all the ancestors that you can see  when you just select one person (myself), and then select the ancestors only diagram option. Ie Parents, Grandparents, G-Grandparents, etc, But in addition I also want to include just the c...
by IDgen
20 Jan 2004 12:32
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Spliting Ancestors
Replies: 5
Views: 3329

Spliting Ancestors

I am looking for a way to split all my ancestors down one direct line, and include their spouses and also their children only, so that I can then merge these into another Family history file.  I have looked at the queries in FH and the Query store, but can’t seem to find anything appropriate, Has an...
by IDgen
10 Dec 2003 00:01
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Old English Counties
Replies: 3
Views: 2153

Old English Counties

As the recording of data is a personal thing I think that, providing you make it clear in your record keeping up front, you could take either approach. However logic would seem to dictate that if your decedents wish to revisit your research at a later date. It will be easier to follow if you recorde...
by IDgen
03 Dec 2003 13:12
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Wish List
Replies: 11
Views: 5361

Wish List

Thanks Jane I also have gray base back. I like the other changes and improvement that you have made. Keep up the good work.

PS its nice to see the membership list steadily growing.

[smile][smile]
by IDgen
30 Nov 2003 20:22
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Wish List
Replies: 11
Views: 5361

Wish List

Sorry Jane but I have to agree with David, I to preferred my original theme. I can only get the lemon theme which is playing havoc with my astigmatism, or the standard  theme. Is there any chance of retaining the gray base which was my original choice, as well.
by IDgen
27 Nov 2003 15:04
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: 1851 Census
Replies: 4
Views: 2060

1851 Census

Hi David I actually sent off for this CD Earlier in the year to help trace my Warwickshire ancestors. The Cd took about 2 to 3 weeks to arrive, And for me was well worth the wait. It was easy to install. Not only can you search for individuals but you can also search for addresses, and there is an A...
by IDgen
19 Nov 2003 11:59
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Entering events and attributes globally?
Replies: 2
Views: 1989

Entering events and attributes globally?

Is it possible to enter events and attributes globally to all individuals, or say a subset of individuals, in one go. For example.  I want to add  from between 1 to 7 census events to a large group of my ancestors, all in one go if possible. That way I will only have to add up to 7 individual events...
by IDgen
13 Nov 2003 10:16
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Help with custom text schemes
Replies: 4
Views: 2863

Help with custom text schemes

As you suggested, I added the line  =Relationship([''],%INDI%,TEXT,1) to all the possible box types with a * alongside them, ie. Descendent*, Duplicate* and Proxy*,(in this particular instance). This worked a treat. Am I right in assuming that I should apply this as a general principle, when creatin...
by IDgen
12 Nov 2003 22:06
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Help with custom text schemes
Replies: 4
Views: 2863

Help with custom text schemes

      What I am hoping  to achieve is to display all the information, on an all relative chart, that you see using the first default text scheme listed below but to add Occupation, Education, and Religion to the boxes. This is my attempt.                               When I chose this default text ...
by IDgen
09 Nov 2003 17:56
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Hi! Everyone yet another new member
Replies: 8
Views: 4764

Hi! Everyone yet another new member

Thank you Jane for your kind welcome. I look forward to participating, as soon as I can tear myself away from getting to grips with Family Historian. Over the years I have purchased many different software products, but none have offered the  level of feedback to the program developer that this foru...
by IDgen
08 Nov 2003 13:25
Forum: The Lost Posts Archive
Topic: Hi! Everyone yet another new member
Replies: 8
Views: 4764

Hi! Everyone yet another new member

Hi! Everyone yet another new member. I’ve tried the rest, and after several visits to your cool user group, I thought I’d buy the best. Many thanks to, Simon for an excellent product, also to Amin and all members. I look forward to being a part of your new family[cool]

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