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according to that FAQ entry I found out how to restore the lost data from gedcom import and it works ok for me, but ... when it comes to diagrams I wanted to have an output such as Weber (Webber) ... being first and alternative surnam and Jacob (Jakob) ... being first and alternative given name So f...

If only the number of lines won't have been limited, it would have been ideal. Point is that I need to cover locations from USA, Germany, France, Russia and Switzerland, and all these tend to require differnt number of lines and differnt (let's say column-identifiers) What I miss is something such a...

that's what I ment being a bit restrictive. I could set up any number of columns with separated data but I can't access theses columns apart from short,medium,full, ... which is either everything or something from the left ending after a number of commas. Must wait for v3 I bet and see what's improo...

While transferring data from my other Gedcom apps, I wonder how to make the best out all the differnt data I got for locations. I've seen that FH allows for endless number of columns per place, but each column isn't treated on it's own, but must only contain characters which in combination with the ...

FH CD arrived today, and I started playing with modifying diagram options. I wanted to keep output per box similar, eg. if a given output is missing due to missing data I wanted FH to insert a blank line. So I started with {if %INDI.CHR.DATE% > 0} .... then plus {if %INDI.CHR.DATE% = ''} .... else b...

Thanks for the comments, I couldn't resist so I bought it anyway earlier today.

ok, where to start. ... easy. I'm on the way going for FH, simply because I did invest into 2 other programs which really won't suit my needs (one's called FT*2006 which is ... c**p. I bought that one mainly because of the 'all-in-one' chart, and I was shocked about the fact that it's more or less l...