Many thank Mike for that suggestion which I will explore. And thank you Adrian and uhkh3tsccmz9 for your wise counsel. I do take your point! James

You can also check ukbmd. Here the local registration office BMD details are transcribed. For marriages these give the location of the marriage..register office or name of church. One can order a

When trying to "reduce information for privacy reasons", I think you need to think about the degree of privacy you are trying to protect and why. Birth records are (in England) open to inspection -

Thanks Mike and Chris. I tried that but no change to problem, so I deleted and re-installed the printer which appears to have solved the issue. Fingers crossed. Thanks everyone for your

Effectively, this sounds like what Ancestry do with their charts. The problem with that approach is that it becomes all too easy to identify exactly who the boxes belong to because you start by

The first idea that springs to mind is to adapt the Diagram Text Scheme to exclude data for Living people, i.e. those that have the Living Flag set. In the Diagram > Options > Text tab, Clone… your

Bob, I am also pleased and anyone who has been doing this for a while can identify from schoolboy errors. I had a similar experience migrating from Rootsmagic where I had a lot of superfluous data

I want to send a chart to someone I don't know but have linked up with through Ancestry. They share my DNA. In order to protect the identity of living relatives I have hidden them. But that removes

Mike, Thank you. I have it all working by using Chart> Saving Diagram as> Custom Chart Type. When I want to retrieve that I use the View> Charts> Custom Diagrams. All seems to work well. Sorry for

I am pleased that the issues have been resolved to your satisfaction and impressed that CP responded so quickly and positively. Enjoy your journey with FH.

I have to report that my latest trial import went very smoothly, and it seems that all my issues have been resolved. There are, of course, other issues to tidy up, but to be honest they were issues

... and having set A4 as "preferred paper size", tick "always print using these settings", otherwise the problem might reoccur next time. Chris

Have you investigated saving as Diagram Types that are designed to save your settings? So each Diagram Type would have the various chart options you want.

I was wondering if anyone has addressed the idea of easily switching between chart options. On my charts I sometimes want to show different information in the various chart options like colors, icons,

Mike, Thank you for the follow up. I did notice that I needed to install 7.6.3 for the option and I now have the COMMAINDEX working. I also worked through the textpart and have it working in other

I forgot to say that to obtain those =COMMAINDEX[1%{PLACE.FULL}] options you must install the AS V7.6.3 test version from the FHUG Forum. https://www.fhug.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=21141 or

FYI: “Jurisdiction” is a Source Record field and not part of the Citation-specific Details which are shown lower down. In AS presumably you have the Templated Source definition for

I think the problem is the preference settings for your default Windows printer. In Windows, use Start > Settings > Devices > Printers & Scanners Select the Printer that is nominated as the Default

Thanks to all for the reply … I am a new user to FH and still learning the right terminology. Mike you are correct that I was referring to the Source Record Title where I have mentioned title

Thank you everyone for your helpful replies. I found that the printer set up had indeed changed to the smallest paper size and I changed it to an A4 setting which resolved the issue. However, unlike