Following the instructions on the Knowledge base (Thank you all who put up the useful information, how tos and tips) I got to the stage of “Ensure all file links…..if C or any crosses are present

You can adjust and zoom the page formatting for a diagram by turning on the page boundaries and adjusting the position of the chart. If you search the Help for Page Boundaries and then click on the

In general FH is very stable. Does this happen at a specific point, for example when viewing a diagram? If you provide detailed information about when it closes it will be easier to narrow down the

David, The Forum mentioned is part of the same FHUG website as the Knowledge Base. See https://www.fhug.org.uk/forum/ where you can Register or Login. So please post your question there so we can

I have had the same problem after many years with FH. It seems to happen when the webbrowser is open and in particar when transfering data from Ancestral sources. It seems not to happen if the website

Thanks so much. I'm not sure why I took on this task!! I'll keep fooling around with the boxes etc. but I can't seem to get everything on one page. My old one pushed everything closer together and

The browser embedded within FH is the Internet Explorer Shell so unless the external browser is Internet Explorer it is highly unlikely to interact. It is not likely to interact even if you are using

Assuming you have entered her date of birth, use Tools > Re-order Out-of-Sequence Data. See FHUG ~ Knowledge Base ~ Sorting Children, Spouses & Facts into Order for other sorting

Alternatively, when in diagram view, double-click on one of your parents’ names. In the window that opens, you’ll see listed the names of all your parents’ children. Click on the name of

Thanks so much--glad I could give you an easy question! -- Genie

Does it happen to be in the place or address data windows? First things first, when is the last time you cleaned cookies and temp space, and rebooted? Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Genie, Having upset your family group and put them all back in, I am concerned you may now have several duplicated entries. Please use the Records Window and on the Individuals tab click on the

David, You have not posted your question in the FHUG Forum so I will try and help you here. I will have to start with a few enquiries to identify the scope of the problem. What Family Historian

Great. Thanks so much Mike. I reverted back and figured out how to get rid of the married and changed to unmarried couple (my sister was adamant!!). I’ve yet to figure out the “easy” way to

Sorry Mike, a supplementary question I should have put in my last reply to you - Would it achieve my object if I simply copied all my projects on to a memory stick and loaded the new PC from that?

Mike, Thank you for your two replies to my enquiry. Not from lack of interest have I not reposted - as chairman of Dorset Family History Society I have been a little preoccupied with our biennial

It seems that I have a life-long struggle with sources vs. citations even though I think I finally "get it." In other probrams, namely Legacy & RootsMagic, I finally got the hang of it, I think.

Have you read through https://www.fhug.org.uk/wiki/doku.php?id=glossary:method_1_source_splitters_mode and https://www.fhug.org.uk/wiki/doku.php?id=glossary:method_2_source_lumpers_mode There have

What you have described is known as 'Method 2' or 'lumpers' method for sources, as described in the links Jane gave in her reply.  In other words you want to have one source with many different

No, the transfer mechanism does not matter, and a memory stick is one of the best methods. The problem is that those C: drive and X media won't make it onto the memory stick.