Family Historian User Group

I am trying to re-install Family Historian on my computer. Having followed the upgrade path I am having to start at version 2 and work upwards. No problem until I get to the 3 to 4 upgrade when I reach the point to enter licence details. Even though I am copying & pasting the Licence Name & Registra...

I'm strongly considering reverting to V3 - 1. The project window that appears can't be closed at start-up is a ******* nuisance, I don't want to start a project I want to open gedcom files. Why can't I go straight to the record window and go FILE, OPEN... Please make the opening of the Project Box a...

Sorry, I'd forgotten that. They can still drag out putting the rest of England & Wales for a long time though.

Robert

I understand that 1911census.co.uk have exclusive rights for six months after the complete census has been put online, after that it can be licensed to other sites. But note that it refers to the complete census being online, only parts are at the moment, so how long can they drag out putting on nor...

So far two families with wrongly indexed surnames, one wrongly spelt placename and six families I haven't been able to find - presumably more wrongly indexed names. Maybe I'm unlucky but at the moment that works out at 36% of households with indexing errors.

Robert

Don't know if it helps but there is a Greek language version of Open Office (http://www.openoffice.org). This is a free, open source, office suite with word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, database etc. Comes for most platforms - windows, mac, linux etc & in many languages (Welsh version is at...

Ages can be pretty erratic in records. My great grandmother, Emma Townsend born 1849, has the following ages on records - 1851 - 1, 1861 - 10, 1881 - 30, 1886 ('marriage') - 29, 1891 - 34, 1901 - 42, 1922 (death)- 71. I also have another ancestor who consistently aged 7 years between censuses Robert