Hi Sheila, Since you are comfortable with using the many custom facts defined by the Military History Fact Set, I suggest you create a New custom fact in that Fact Set for a Court Martial event. So

Ron and Chris. Thank you both for your feedback on ORA. I look forward to hearing how you get on with other records. I've been thinking of taking the plunge myself and spent hours yesterday following

Many thanks Chris, I have taken the plunge an got my own copy of ORA. It is a nice program. I have done some experimenting with templates myself and they are easy enough but they take

Hi there, I'm adding in the rather colourful military record of one of my husbands ancestors. I'm using the Military History Fact Set, which is great for most of the information, but my man appears in

Ron, it seems relatively easy if you are logical and understand basic computer commands. Since my first attempts John has improved ORA to make it much easier. I am still playing, but have been very

> was wondering that too. It seems that the search uses an inconsistent fuzzy match, eg. searching for POIROT also returns PIERROT, but not POIRELLE or PIOROT. The search works on all name fields, so

I was wondering that too. It seems that the search uses an inconsistent fuzzy match, eg. searching for POIROT also returns PIERROT, but not POIRELLE or PIOROT.

Derek, Yes, you purchase ORA from the FHH Software Sales site, https://www.familyhistoryhosting.com/oc/. After you purchase, I'll send you registration information and a link to the installation

Thank you John. I've now purchased ORA. What a fantastic research tool (and more). I can't think of anything this impressive for recording what/where you have seen something interesting and capturing

I have received this from John Cardinal, the author of ORA. Note the warning about installation procedure. John Cardinal <jfcardinal@...>: Jun 29 07:29AM -0400 John, Yes, ORA works with Chrome.

Thank you, Mike. I’m using a Custom Fact because I would like to include some qualifying information. Jane Von: family-historian@groups.io <family-historian@groups.io> Im Auftrag von Mike

Whether to use a Record Flag or a Custom Fact depends on what you want to record about your DNA match. If it is simply a Yes/No for DNA Proven then a Record Flag is ideal. If you want to record when

Thanks for this, Trevor. I’ve never used flags so I will have a go and see how I like it. Kind regards Jane Von: family-historian@groups.io <family-historian@groups.io> Im Auftrag von

Unfortunately, it seems that is not possible via the Records Window filter tool. You will need a custom Query that exactly matches by using a filter such as: Add if %INDI.NAME[1]:SURNAME% matches

Thanks Chris, It looks good. How easy is to generate the Autotype templates? Ron

I set a flag for people that I have proved to be DNA proven relatives. The flag switches on the orange box lines for those people. Trevor Rix

How can I list for just the letters I want and not others? For example, I want to list Last Name "Smith" but not get Smithers or Smiths. This refers to the Individuals section, the Stacked Disks view

Thanks for the review Chris this looks like something I need to get as I have lots I want to add. Hilary

Morning Mike, thank you for this; good to know. Now that I have got passed the testing phase, I have decided that it’s quite useful to enter some further information as a value. Jane Von:

OK - I need this. Thanks for the review Chris! Kathleen -- Kathleen Cooper San Diego, California, USA