In the 1921 Census we have a table that indicates the number of children under 16. I have replicated this in FH by creating an Autotext that I use in the note for the census event. This puts in a

The older .zip type files will still restore in the same way as the new .fhbak files, using the File > Backup/Restore > Restore Backup... command in FH. Only the name of the file

I notice that the style of FH backups with this latest version FH 7.0.11 has changed from zip file type to fhbak type. Should I ever need to restore FH from a backup does this change mean that the old

I do not think there is any online application with a feature set that is more than a small fraction of that included in fh or other family tree/history desktop applications.

I only have FH installed in my desktop. My laptop is an Apple but I do not bring it to work. It was just a questions because I see some advantages on the online applications.

Do you take a laptop with to work Maria or just have access to the internet during lunch time ? Regards Rich

On Tue, Mar 1, 2022 at 08:47 AM, <ken@...> wrote: The more important question that needs an answer from moderators is can we have an FH app please?That isn't a question the moderators of this mailing

Seems to me that it is not the role of users and indeed commentators in this group to decide what a person may or may not do at work. The more important question that needs an answer from moderators

Thank you Adrian. By no means would I work on my FH lineage during work. I have been working for over 30 years and have been considered a valuable employee. I know the policy. Lunch time is my

Mike, thanks for your time. It looks so easy when you know what you are doing. Mike

As I recollect Maria did say that this was for during the lunch hour. If her employer permits recreational use of the systems (usually external access to the internet, say) during lunch time, it is

Ah! That makes more sense! So you want the Sentence box at the bottom to continue to say such as: “She stood as godparent at the baptism of John SMITH on 10 June 1900 in London, England.”

I have to admit to being somewhat mystified. Usually, for any facts, the word or two above the Date: box and below the toolbar is the name of the fact. e.g. Birth, Baptism, Census, Occupation,

I presume you mean so that it can be accessed via a web browser. Doing that is an almost total rewrite of the software to handle the different interface and would not sell many additional licences. It

Apologies, but it appears that I have confused myself. I have actually been using the Godparent witness role existing within the baptism fact. It is this that I am having the described problem with.

Hi I agree with David Burgess. As a former HR manager, most employers would take a very dim view and probably regard it as a disciplinary issue, as work is for ……work! Also most employers would

Hi again. Godparent fact created as you describe in 1)Tools > Fact Types… and the New… button. The Sentence I refer to is “She stood as godparent to………” etc appears correctly in

Hi It is not clear to me why anyone would want to access Family Historian at Work. Surely Work is for work and not playing with family history. If you use a computer at work, then

Robert, Have you read the Help page for the Snapshots Manager? i.e. File > Backup/Restore > Revert to Snapshot… Help button. There is says: “At most one snapshot is taken each day.”

Sorry Mike, but you will have to give us a bit more detail of what you have done and what you can see. You say you created a custom fact for Godparent but then say you are using it as a