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I have asked Krystal and they say it was only submitted once.

I have looked at the code and it is a really simple build list, loop list, send emails. There is nothing clever in it.

I will have to try and add a lock to stop it if it has started recently.

Yes, I am aware. What is strange is the routine is a simple CRON job with a run time for Wednesday at 8 there is nothing in there to repeat it.

Another option might be the how related report although that does not have the narrative option.

A simple option is of course to Root the report on your Father, or temporarily unlink your Mother from her parents while you produce the report.

If you have a double screen system, try moving to the Primary screen (the one with the Windows start button.

There is a know bug in a couple of Graphics card drivers (mostly the default windows ones I think) which means the screen is sometimes not redrawn correctly on a 2nd monitor.

The guild of one name studies have two potentially interesting webinars coming up. Wed 10 April 2024 An Introduction to Irish Family History Research Natalie Bodle Wed 15 May 2024 Where there’s a will, there’s a lawyer: using solicitor records for family research Trisha O’Reilly See https://one-name...

That is not the subject it is the email it is sent from. I would need to reconfigure all the Amazon services to change the email, so no.

I suspect you are being asked for the name of the "Named list" you want to use and you have not created one.

So put in a name you want and then tell Family Historian to create it.

On the gear wheel menu select Add row records to Named List.

Another way to do this is to use the Export option and use the query to select the people you want to upload instead. You might find this article from the Knowledge base helpful as creating a web site poses the same problems as creating a privatised file to upload to Ancestry or other data sharing s...

Would be a good start. Then you can copy it and add columns for your CENS records.

Changing the Object section of the definitions to -- Create Objects function fhNewAge() ---@cast item -nil end function fhNewDate(iYear, iMonth, iDay, strSubtype) ---@cast item -nil end function fhNewDatePt(iYear, iMonth, iDay, bYearDD, bBC, strCalendar) ---@cast item -nil end function fhNewItemPtr(...

I see wavy lines for : functions as when I set up the definitions file I could not quite work out how to avoid the error on the fields defined using NewItemPtr. The definition is probably not quite right. e.g image.png My Workspace is simply { "folders": [ { "path": "."...

Do the first diagram and then right click and select Insert Diagram and select the one you want, you can then save the result as a chart using Diagram>Save as from the menu.

The best place to look for help on Functions in the Family Historian Help in the Advanced section.
The above code will colour the box if there is a death date and the computed age at death was less than one.

I have recently had several complaints about unsolicited messages being sent via Private messages. As Helen says this worries new users. This was a reminder that sending out these sort of messages is impolite and highly discouraged. I will update the rule to include details as above, unfortunately t...

Can I remind you that using the private messaging facility to send unsolicited messages is not allowed. Users reported for doing so will have their ability to send private messages removed. (Any message you receive will have instructions for reporting it if necessary). image.png If you wish to disab...

Another option is to use the Search All Possible Names plugin and leave the search fields blank.

https://pluginstore.family-historian.co ... ible-names

When you search for matches, Family Historian uploads some of the data to compare. It does not permanently upload the information. Are you sure you are not looking at the information from your DB which is used to compare to records offered. This page explains in detail how the matching works. https:...

Quick answer to the restore is NO. If the install changed anything it needed to, so restoring the old ones is more likely to harm than good.

You might want to review
https://www.fhug.org.uk/kb/kb-article/w ... version-7/
with regard to sources.

I don't think the standard CSV import plugin can take the file so you will probably have to write your own plugin, but you could experiment with it to see and perhaps use it as a base.

https://pluginstore.family-historian.co ... from-a-csv

They were actually indexed correctly. The refinement list was limited by default to 10 values and 'task list' matched on 11 years in the forum.

Unfortunately reindexing again will occur a large cost so as long as they are indexed I am inclined to leave as is.

I believe this is fixed now.

Could you give some specific examples, I can see several here: