Family Historian User Group

I'm using Windows XP and Irfanview Version 4.0.

I just stumbled across the 'upside down' font problem. Switching to 16-bit temporarily fixed the problem. Downloading the patch (thanks, Calico) enabled me to switch back to 32-bit and NOT incur the font problem again.

Jane, Thanks for the link to the utility.  It's probably something I'm doing wrong, but when I run the program the command prompt window opens, invokes IrfanView and, then, hangs there until I close IrfanView.  Closing IrfanView lets the batch file proceed to the next step.  The funny thing is that ...

I wish I would have paid more attention to Jon's post which read, 'FH gets round the issue of having multiple references to the same file by adding extensions to the object record. These extensions are valid Gedcom tags but are not understood by nearly every other genealogy program ...' (emphasis ad...

Thanks to Jan and Jon for their most recent posts.  While I was being facetious about '...evaluating whether this hobby is just a tad more than I really wanted to take on....,' I do believe that, for some of us, the tools available are critical to our accomplishments.   Just as I wouldn't even think...

First, thanks to everyone who posted and, especially, to Jon who sent me a link to his utility for extracting multimedia links from individual records and recreating them as multimedia records.   The various posts are quite a bit above my head, but I will try to provide a rejoinder anyway. If Jon is...

Disclosure: I imported my data from another genealogy program into Family Historian after, first, converting it to the GEDCOM format. My problem concerns links to multimedia objects. Actually, my issue is that most of my multimedia files were not imported as separate, 'object' records (such as @O#@)...