I'm having a problem with my 'master' family file - it was fine last night when I was working on it in FH, but today it will not open - the file loads but nothing shows in the focus window. If I try

I've followed your instructions exactly. The field remains gray, only in rare cases do I move on. But it's okay with me. I can use the Change Spesific Fact Tag to have better control. Besides, I'm

Remember that I explained that is a current known bug that I am working on fixing and there is a workaround. So is the grey button still a problem even after using my suggested workaround? i.e.

It is difficult to make the green button visible. In many cases, the field remains gray. Haakon Fra: family-historian@groups.io <family-historian@groups.io> På vegne av Mike Tate Sendt: torsdag

What takes several attempts? 1) Initial run of Plugin to show the main dialogue window with four tabs. 2) Clicking the green button to change ‘Emigration to Immigration’. 3) Something else.

Thanks again, Mike. The Plugin starts; sometimes only after several attempts. So, now I'm on to this part of the customization to FH! Haakon Fra: family-historian@groups.io

Hi Haakon, Yes, sorry, there is a minor bug in the Plugin when dealing with a Project based Fact Set that I am trying to fix. Here is the current workaround… Select any other Source Tag Set: such

Thank you so much, Mike Tate. The proposed solution works as predicted on my trial project. On the main project, however, it stops. Your presumption of need for help was correct. The "Confirm

I forgot to mention shared Fact Witnesses with the Role of Emigrant. If your Emigration events have such Fact Witnesses then after changing to Immigration events they need their Role changed to

It is not a good idea to move the Place: field to the To: field because Place: is a standard GEDCOM field but To: is not. Probably the best solution is to convert all the Emigration events to

After converting from TMG, among other things, I have a challenge with the emigration event. In TMG, the statement is: [P] <|and [PO]> emigrated <[D]> <to [L]><[M]> In FH: {individual} emigrated

I have just experimented by importing a GEDCOM into FH with a custom fact Name: John's/.?(In!) i.e. 1 EVEN 2 TYPE John's/.?(In!) That imported unchanged initially but without a Tools > Fact Types...

Hi Teresa, I sympathise with your points. There is no fundamental reason for the restrictions except that custom facts must be represented using valid GEDCOM tags in Data References. Those tags can

Thank you everyone. I’m back to feeling real good about choosing FH as my genealogy software. Gary

I've just tried to enter an attribute name with a slash and been surprised to find how restricted I am. I find I am not allowed to enter a slash, full-stop, question mark or apostrophe. The slash and

Tom, This merged Individual now exists in more than one tree branch. So, when you display a diagram chart he may appear in multiple boxes with a coloured ribbon linking those boxes. That is normal

Mike, Thank you so much. Your directions are clear and to the point. The "Family Historian Help" just overloads me with too many possibilities. And as a practice, I do a Full Backup after every

Than you, that led me in the right direction. Arild

Hi Arild, I assume you are using Tools > Source Template Definitions… to Edit the template. Now that Definition has the same name as the Source Template Record in the Project but the definition

I have imported my data from TMG and am now exploring FH and how to use source templates, sources, and citations. I have created a new source template, added it to my project, and added a citation