Family Historian User Group

Sorry still deft but I now that I've read the manual, just to make sure I'm not missing something crucial, when you said in response to my asking about showing everyone on a single chart 'You are much better to use the All relations tree as a start point and add extra diagrams to your chart for 'unr...

Thanks for that. On crossing lines: crossing lines are unnecessary if a tree is spread out enough unless maybe if someone is a relative multiple ways. (With careful manipulation, crossing lines can even be avoided then probably in all circumstances w/o 3D. Even FH's 'All Relatives' diagram uses cros...

Thanks, Jane. I do want to have the spouses siblings, everybody, without having to be sure I add all the additional diagrams. (I have less than 200 records.) If I do re-arrange the Everyone diagram, is there a way to make the separate diagrams 'recognise' each other, that is, to actually connect or ...

Thanks, Jane. Since I DO want everyone in my GEDCOM to appear on the diagram, and so that I don't have to consider each and every person on the diagram for spouses and children (which I'd have to do to add them to an All Relatives diagram, ugh!) could I somehow piece together the separate trees of t...

Sorry so deft; I'm a brand-newby.  I'm trying to create an “Everyone” diagram/chart/tree but it shows multiple separate trees all one the one display, each one duplicating most people but featuring certain ancestors, i.e. 2 of them feature different branches of my father’s ancestors and 2 of them fe...