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I (still on Windows 7) also have a problem with UTF-8 so I cannot see how “this will be correctly processed by this programme” can be true.

From fhugdownloads:contents:res_privata_-_gedcom_privatisation|From Knowledge Base > Utility ~ Res Privata - Gedcom Privatisation :— This programme will not process Family Historian V6 native gedcom files as they are utf-16. Use the Export Gedcom File plugin to make a utf-8 gedcom file, this will be...

My simple Plugin, in the store, Address Summary Report does something similar, so it might provide a few ideas.

Have you thought of using Named Lists? You could have a Named List for each of your Groups, and add relevant records to it; the records in a Named List can be a mixture of Individual, Family, Note, Source, etc. One advantage of this approach is that any record can be in more than one Named List.

Well done! It all seems fine to me now (using Chrome).

If you are using a Fact Query you will need the following formula for the RecordId of the Fact's Owner.

I found that I could navigate that over-long string of black boxes, but only by using the keyboard down and right arrow keys. I think I counted 32 items, which suggests the need for a more hierarchical menu structure.

The first item on the Tools menu is How Related…. First you need to select any two individuals in the Records window. Keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+R.

A possible solution requires two queries. First run a Fact query, for all facts, with the Fact-Owner (e.g. =GetRecord() ) as the only column, and select all rows in the result set and Add Selected Cell Records to Named List… . Then use an Individual query with row conditions to Add Unless… in this N...

Top , Bottom , Left Edge , and Right Edge all work as they should in my Excel 2010 (Version 14.0.7224.5000 32-bit) on Windows 7 , but not in FH . However, Scroll Here does work in FH , which provides a sort of workaround if you right-click near the top/bottom/left/right edge of the light grey scrol...

There is a small link top-left for "Switch Sound". I had to open it in a new tab to start the sound.

Answered at 12:32 in What does Cog mean (16377)

Have you tried Exporting the FH v6 GEDCOM file in a Format such as ANSI or ASCII?

Back in 2012 I wrote a little Plugin Notes List for Individual which I keep in my Tools menu. It shows all the Notes (Local and Record) linked directly or indirectly to an Individual. It also shows the relevant Data-Reference for each, albeit without the Index.

I have no problem using Chrome [Version 69.0.3497.100 (Official Build) (64-bit)].

Please see the following information:— Knowledge Base > Photo Orientation

No problem with Windows 7.

Strictly speaking an aunt has to be a sister of one of your parents, and an uncle has to be a brother of one of your parents. The FH terminology is strictly correct, although different from everyday usage.

It seems to me that the 2nd column can contain Notes as well as Addresses, in addition to Dates, and that the 3rd column can contain Attribute Values (e.g. Occupations) as well as Places.

I've just downloaded it (using Google Chrome as usual) with no problem.

Retrieving the list of associates would be easy if they were all linked to the same Source; this would also have the advantage that the Source (or another record linked to it) would explain the connection between them. Otherwise, you would have to enter the Associated-Person link twice, once in each...

In any one family line, the oldest family is the one where neither husband nor wife has an ancestor (even if you don't know any of the dates). Does this help at all as a starting point?

I know of one GEDCOM file (not my own!) which has over 210,000 Individual Records and over 69,000 Family records.

If TNG needs a Death Event (even with no other data) rather than the absence of a " Living " Flag, to avoid exclusion as if living then, as discussed above, such Death Event s can be added in FH . If the relevant Individuals can be identified (e.g. born before 19nn) than the process could ...