Thanks Mike, Lorna put me in the right direction somehow I unticked the "include source record media". Thanks for your help. Kristeen

Ancestral Sources method 2 links the Media image to the Census Event or its Citation depending on the AS Options. That can be viewed by selecting the Census Event and the Show Media button as

Yay!! What a life saver you are Lorna. Somehow I must have unticked “Include Source Record Media”. One click and they all popped back. Now going to check if that applied to all the

What I do is save the census image in a file under the appropriate year. I title the image according to the census page. When I am in AS I open it and when it is opened in the cencus page I browse

Should read double click the first media record (assuming that the list shows the most recent used at the top)

Kristeen, you have the same issue that I have when adding census via Ancestral Sources method 2. The media image is not linked to each of the individuals in the household. Use this routine to enable

Hi Kristeen, I think you have overlooked that source Media such as Census images are not attached directly to the Individual records, as that would have to be repeated for everyone in the

Hi Kristeen, When you use AS to record census details it attaches the image to the source record for the census (or to the citation, if you use ‘method 2’). If you select an individual’s

Hi, can you point me in the right direction. I have used AS for several years and always had the image attached to the Census individuals and placed in the Media Folder. (I did nothing to make

Welcome to my club, too. :) This is a bit off topic, but I discovered I had a different birth father doing DNA through 23 and Me and Ancestry.com. I found siblings on there and a first cousin --

In addition to a query there is also a plugin called ‘List All Citations for a Source’ which includes the exact fields where the source has been cited. You can click on the relevant cell in the

Hi John In the Records Window under the Sources tab, select the source in question and then go to the View menu at the top of the screen and click on "Record Links". This will bring up a list of

Thanks everyone. Apologies for delay in getting back but have been out today. Great advice as usual and Mike the "where used" plugin works a treat. Interestingly I also spotted a plugin by Jane

Thank you Mike, Most of the citations I checked had only 2 or 3 individuals attached. However, when I come across a larger amount, I will try the Query & Plugin method. Kind Regards Maureen

Yes, Maureen, that will work, but with 10 Citations gets quite tedious. Also, trying to find exactly where the Citation is among all the facts is laborious. The Query and Plugin solutions take you

Hi Connie, It should be possible to do what you want, as FH is very flexible. But without seeing how you have organised your data it is a bit tricky. It is possible to add screenshots to these Emails

Yes, John see the FHUG Knowledge Base ~ Finding where Records are used: https://www.fhug.org.uk/wiki/doku.php?id=how_to:finding_where_records_are_used The most comprehensive solution is the Where

HI john, I had this problem a little while ago and found this on the FH website. It's easy and works very well: Select the Source in the main Records Window under the Sources Open up the View menu

Hi John, There is a custom query called More Facts Linked to a Source which will display the specific events to which you have attached the citations (as long as the citation is among the first six

This is not a serious issue for me but I am intrigued and look forward to receiving any responses. In addition to being another member of the 'dumb club,' I am illegitimate(!) Therefore I have no