Family Historian User Group

I've noticed the same, however, could you get clever and only do the 'between' thing if the age is only 15, 20, 25 etc. ?

i.e. if the age is entered as 47, then it can't have ben rounded, so the option, even if set, could be bypassed.

doug

Hi Nick, Could you consider making it an option to create a 'between' date format for people aged 15 and over to cover the rounding down of ages to the nearest 5 years the 1841 census ? If I am trying to be lazy and let GC create the birth events, it makes for a bunch of manual edits afterwards as I...

I'm having problams installing Toponymy.  I'm running Windoze 2000 pro with service pack 4, on a 6 year old Celeron 766MHz with 256Mb RAM. The zip file has been unzipped into a temporary directory, giving me the setup.exe, toponymy.cab and setup.lst files. Having double clicked on setup.exe, the mes...

I have put a compressed version of the PRO ref for the census entries into the Where in Source, e.g. HO107/1347/6/p18 for HO107 Piece 1347, folio 6, Page 18. This is the same as central part of the data that GEDCM Census (GC) creates as the Source Title.  I did try using the Short Title entry for th...

I've been trying to achieve something akin to what Paul Baines (Article - Census Record Summary By Household) has been using on MS Excel for census and BMD record summaries.  I want to show more detail in the BMD/will/probate areas, but am too lazy to keep updating lots of spreadsheets manually. I'v...

I have used several Family history packages over the last few years, some of which have not given me a way to manage my research, but just provide pretty results.  I came across FH via one of the magazine reviews back in May.  FH gives a much more open view of the database, you can do what you want,...