Edward - to try to reinforce what Mike has said, witness / shared events can be difficult to get the head round, particularly when you want to start adding bits to the sentences. Perhaps oddly, I

As I tried to explain, the only way you can achieve that is by editing the Name: box in the Henry Smith record as follows: Name: Henry /Smith/ of Windsor Connecticut It is important to include

That is even stranger and needs further investigation. The filename is shown top left as ‘Untitled’ which probably means no file at all and the error messages are misleading. Use Tools >

Thank you everyone. I suspected that I might be looking for something that can't be done; First is the property Box for my test subject Adam Smith with the heirloom fact selected. This is the share

Hi Mike, Thanks for the reply. Here is attachment of the whole window. I do not see any info regarding the GEDCOM filename. I set my project to default as you suggested and the green check

Presumably, you installed FH v7.0 over your existing FH v6.2.7 or some earlier FH version. A ‘standalone’ GEDCOM file is, as it says in the message, not part of a Family Historian

Sorry, it is the auto-correction at work!

As a human, I understand the concept you are trying to achieve, but that has to be translated into a Sentence Template expression that FH understands. The place, date, address, and note references

Greetings, Just recently downloaded V7 and have a startup issue. At program startup I get the following...see screenshot file (174656.png) It indicates that I have selected a GEDCOM file...not sure

Yes, as a general rule, it makes more sense to save it as a Word Document first because that is Word's native format, of course, and will save what you end up with on the screen. If you save your

Mike, it's not "heroine", it's "heirone" which I suspect is "heir one", as the sentence includes "Other heirs were:". On 15/09/2021 22:07, Mike Tate wrote:

I may be asking for too much and I may have mis-spoken about the place but if I look at the fact that is generated in the roles list of facts there is one that uses the sentence provided for in the

It might be possible, but I don’t understand what you mean by the place of the heroine, etc. Places are associate with facts, not people, so where are you hoping to extract that detail? Mike

Mike this is from the sentence in the primary person who has the fact but I was wondering if I can get data from the role person? For the primary fact I would say <para>{value} was first owned by

That is nothing to do with FH, it is Word See Error message in Office when a file is blocked by registry policy settings - Office | Microsoft Docs Best Wishes Neil. -- Neil

Before working on the rtf file save it as a word document and work on that. The file will automatically save as you work along Get BlueMail for Android On 15 Sep 2021, at 18:55, Nev Ramsden

Hi, If I save a Descendants Report and then reopen it in Microsoft Word to allow me to make some additions – then when I try to re-save the modified report I am given the following message “you

Yes, use the {date} {place} {age} codes as usual to get details of the witnessed fact.

For a shared fact I include the following from the principals fact sentence to get basic information on the people sharing this fact. Is it possible to get additional information about the shared

Don’t worry Ron, that confusion with largest Record Id versus the total number of records is a recurrent topic. You are not alone. That is one reason why there is an FHUG KB topic on the