Problem I have is a large number of farms and villages in parishes with different names throughout history. There have also been changes in names of parish and when I geocode them about 50% are not

Mike Thanks for coming back so quickly. I am trying to assemble a monograph about my uncle/godfather just now – it’s a nightmare as there are so many sources hence it’s taking priority. I

Welcome Michael. I’m not sure what you mean by traditional ‘dropdown’ appearance, but try any of the reports on the ‘Publish’ menu. e.g. Individual Summary Report, Family Group Sheet,

I hope you don’t mind me following Edward Sneithe’s question about narrative reports. After upgrading my OS I am learning about FH 7.0.7 as I couldn’t get the reports to work on my old machine

Christer - I'm slightly worried about what you're asking for, as there's a trap that some people fall into with respect to Standardized Names. The basic point is that you do *not* normally need to

What criteria determine whether you want the <br> or <para> included or excluded. If it is something that can be tested it might be possible to make them conditional. e.g. <<br>

I am working on getting a better more readable format to my narrative reports. I have done some modification of the sentences for both standard facts and my custom facts. The one thing that eludes me

The plugin does not exist yet. It will need to be written. Please explain what you have in mind. The bulk copying of Place name to Standardized name will achieve nothing on its own. Each

Thanks, as I have thousands of place records that need standardized names - Where do I find the small plugin that will do the job.?

Open the Place record Property Box, select all the Place box text and right-click Copy & Paste from the Place box to the Standardized box. If you are talking about bulk copying the Place to

How do I do the copy of Place Names to the Standardized field? /Christer

Correction, in FH 7.0.7 it sometimes allows <br> inside < > such as <<br> {date}> But not in your examples such as <<br> Father: {role(single)=father}> So it is a longstanding fault.

I presume you actually mean FH 7.0.8.2 and not 7.0.9.2 that is not available? What you are seeing is a fault that should be reported to CP via http://www.calico-pie.com/osticket/open.php It

I am trying to re work all my sentences but have come up with this anomaly - most probably of my own making. I am using FH 7.0.9.2 My sentence looks like this: <para> {individual} appeared in the

Actually, I supplied the answer and it is reiterated in the first document: The simplest way to backup/restore everything is the Backup and Restore Family Historian Settings plugin. See the

Mike, Thank you. The answer was in the second document. Now that I have found it I'm still not sure if any FH backup will copy this file. It will copy the fact that is in a project folder but I see no

There is plenty of information and advice about such things in the FHUG Knowledge Base. The simplest way to backup/restore everything is the Backup and Restore Family Historian Settings

I have a question about custom facts and where they are stored. I am reworking my backup procedures and want to make sure everything is backed up. So far I have found the following locations for

Mike Thank you so much it’s worked fantastically Regards Julia

Without knowing how you have structured your Address and Place fields it is difficult to be specific. I suggest you create a custom Fact Query without the Columns you don’t need but with Columns