No, do NOT copy the C:\Program Files (x86)\Family Historian\ folder. I never mentioned that. If you have copied that into the same folder on the other PC then that may have upset FH. I strongly

Neil / Victor I did use Ancestral Sources to record my 1911 census returns but I now suspect that the version I'm using (Ver 5.2.0) did not transfer the info into FH. I've now

Hi Brian, There is a standard fact called Child Count that can be dated. I use that with a slightly altered sentence to say how many child were still living and how many had died for 1911 census. It's

Like Victor, I also use Ancestral Sources to do this. It has templates for all the UK censuses, which for 1911 includes what you mentioned Best Wishes Neil. -- Neil

Thank you all for your comments' also i cleared cache + cookies. It has righted itself as discussed Regards Colin

I record the number of dead/live children in the 1911 census via Ancestral Sources Victor

Hi all Can I ask if (and how) people record minor facts such as the number of alive / dead children that a couple had in the 1911 census. When I started many years ago it was

Mike In the end I tried copying the program files but that did not do what I wanted and I have made the changes again. However, for the future I should like to understand better. I am not stupid or

Phil, I am also ex-Marconi (Comms division at Writtle and New Street) from 1968 to 2000. Programmer and computer systems consultant, and now chairman of local computer club. If you need any further

Hello Mike, As some one as a self taught programmer (Marconi Co ltd, Great Baddow) day after August BH, 1966 (first at end of month) that is so useful in the way of pointers. Lateral thinking and

Hello Phil, In addition to the built-in FH Help pages, you will find much additional advice in the FHUG Knowledge Base wiki and the associated FHUG

Hello fellow FHers, For the very first time I got FH to respond to me. I think this might be as I fear I had a circular link within my gedcom file. FH just "knocked off" without any error message. I

Tony, Some useful advice has been offered but some is perhaps misleading. Chris said: “FH7 license only allows two concurrent users and I believe not different people”. That is not quite

Victor, you misunderstand what I am talking about, so let me list the settings in more detail. The Tools > Preferences… command has 20 sections. Have you ever changed anything in any of those

Tony Besides the technical issues regarding sharing the same data file(s), it is just as important to work out who, if anyone, should be responsible for the "master" data file. There

Yes, you could copy the C:\ProgramData\Calico Pie\Family Historian\ folder but that won’t include everything such as the Windows Registry settings. This topic is discussed regularly here and in the

Chris It can be used with cloud drives. I use this to work with the sam project on my laptop and PC Things to consider a) FH7 license only allows two concurrent users and I believe not different

Hi Tony, I don't know if this would be any use to you, but... I use FH on my desktop and laptop. Each of these obviously has the data files on their own hard drives, but I keep these

Hi. I have just inherited the family tree from my recently deceased father who used Historian. There are a couple of my second cousins who would also like to use this data to add their own various

Hi Colin, I had the same problem. Clearing the cache and cookies from my default browser resolved the problem. Kind Regards, Ian