When using either the All Relatives chart or the Pedigree - All Gens chart I would like to have all of the census flags showing.
If I take the time to add them into the chart I am fine for that session.
however, when I then reopen FH and use the Pedigree chart those settings have gone and I have to add then in again.
I know you store them in the registry so why do they dissappear each time the pedigree chart is shown, but are fine when the all relatives chart is picked?
Thanks
Chris
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I think the census flags like some other options are stored by chart type.
I would recommend saving a custom diagram type for each digram with the boxes defined as you want them
I would recommend saving a custom diagram type for each digram with the boxes defined as you want them
Jane
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That's because there is a difference between standard diagrams. They are not all created equal! 
The standard diagrams accessed via the toolbar buttons or in the first section of the View->Standard Diagrams menu are different from the rest. The former seem have their own settings in the registry (the all relatives diagram seems to use the Enabled 6 key in the feature set) whilst the rest have their settings stored in a associated file in C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersApplication DataCalico PieFamily HistorianDiagramsStandard. Why there is a difference is not something that I as normal user is able to understand.
The standard diagrams accessed via the toolbar buttons or in the first section of the View->Standard Diagrams menu are different from the rest. The former seem have their own settings in the registry (the all relatives diagram seems to use the Enabled 6 key in the feature set) whilst the rest have their settings stored in a associated file in C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersApplication DataCalico PieFamily HistorianDiagramsStandard. Why there is a difference is not something that I as normal user is able to understand.
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Jane
you mention 'saving a custom diagram' but I have not found a way to do that either!
The flags are stored in the registry not the chart itself - as Jon has said so unless someone from Calicoe gives me a solution I might hav to write something to copy the registry settings each time or somthing
Chris
you mention 'saving a custom diagram' but I have not found a way to do that either!
The flags are stored in the registry not the chart itself - as Jon has said so unless someone from Calicoe gives me a solution I might hav to write something to copy the registry settings each time or somthing
Chris
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To save a custom diagram type.
With the diagram configured as you want it select
File/Save Diagram As/Custom Diagram Type
and give the diagram a custom name.
Do this for each of the three main types and when you want that config back just use the view/custom diagram
rather than pressing the button.
With the diagram configured as you want it select
File/Save Diagram As/Custom Diagram Type
and give the diagram a custom name.
Do this for each of the three main types and when you want that config back just use the view/custom diagram
rather than pressing the button.
Jane
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Ah
thanks very much
thanks very much