What I would really like is a way to group secondary information (from a genealogical point of view as related to BMD) for narrative reports instead of having it scattered in between BMD information.

Hello BillH and Mike, Yes I do have Google Chrome set as my prefered browser. I also should point out that I use two screens. Chrome is shown in the second screen. Family Historian is used in the

Thank you Lorna. That will teach me to read all the information when a new version comes out. I really am delighted with this new feature. Patricia

Patricia, Fact flags are a new feature of FH version7, so it’s only been possible for just over a year!

Thanks, Bill. I suspect Derek may be using Google Chrome by manually choosing to open it. However, it is not set as the default browser as far as Windows is concerned. With Google Chrome open,

Thank you for asking that question Helen and thank you Lorna for the solution. I've been wanting to do this for many, many years, but never imagined it could be done. Brilliant - food old FH. Patricia

I meant to say: On the far right in Edge there are three dots (...) which are similar to the three vertical dots in Chrome. Bill

Mike, I think the original web page is actually opening in Microsoft Edge. On the far right in Edge there are three dots (...) which are similar to the three horizontal dots in

Jane, you must have had the note window open in order to add the link by right-clicking. The relevant toolbar is the one at the top of that window. It’s worth exploring all the icons in that

To open the Rich Text Note window click on the […] button in the vertical bar on the right of the Text From Source box.

I don’t understand where you are seeing the ‘…’ on the screen. The plugin produces two types of report: 1) FH Result Set (similar to a Query Result Set) with column headings No., Individual,

Hello Mike, The problem in question is when I use the plugin 'Lookup Missing Census Facts' version 4.6, it gives a report. If on the screen at the right hand I click on '...' it gives a drop down menu

Thanks Lorna. I had added the source record as evidence and I have now removed the plain text and created the link although I did it by right clicking after deleting the plain text as I could not find

Individual Record Flags are nothing directly to do with Diagram Icons. Earlier you said you used the AS Tools > Flag Assignment command to add a Flag for every Census. That adds Individual Record

Derek, FH Plugins don’t use Microsoft Edge but use Internet Explorer and currently there seems to be no alternative available to Plugins. I think you might actually be talking about the FH Web

Thanks Mike As I said in my reply to Lorna, I may have mislead as I don't believe that I am adding flags to records just icons and columns. I may have used the word flag incorrectly meaning icon. My

If you edit the Text From Source in the Source record again you can add the hyperlink to each Individual. Use the paperclip Icon in the toolbar to add a link to each Individual in place of just their

Hi Jane, There are two points here. The first is that, having added the census and occupation facts to the extra individuals manually, you need to cite the Source record as evidence. First make

Hello readers, I'm getting annoyed with the microsoft browser. Although I have Google setup as my default browser when I use plugins on Family Historian it opens Microsoft Edge. Which means to use the

Using Expressions in both Diagram Box Conditions and in Records Window Columns is recommended because it checks that you actually have Census Events with associated Source Citations. That is what you