I do not see why they cannot offer it to the likes of Ancestry and findmypast to transcribe. Most of the data cannot be confidential, for instance the Marriage detail is the same as that provided via the parish registers (which are often the source). Is it a source of great income (that is obviously...

Sorry this response a bit late. I give everyone in my database a birth date (or at least a year). If I do not know, an estimate makes things so much more manageable, links the person to a "time period", makes excluding potential "living" easier. An estimate, is just that, it is n...

bit of a late response as usual. It all depends on your definition of All Relatives. I think: Jane's version is "presumed blood" relatives Mike's version is a whole lot more with extended families of spouses (not sure how far it would go). I think my attached version has all "presumed...

Apologies, got that the wrong way round or at least badly worded: Should be something like: The advantage of reports created and perused 'within' FH is that they update in real time if you make changes. With the Publish for Web, CD or DVD, or reports saved outside of FH (e.g. pdf, rtf), there is no ...

As Mike says, depends what you want of course. Most of the reports will let you include whichever people you want and create a pdf, but this could be very large. If you do not wish to print, but peruse some output try: Publish > Create a website with Individual Summary Report (for Web, CD or DVD). (...

Bit late I'm afraid but: How about Publish > Create a website with Individual Summary Report (for Web, CD or DVD) . (Or your bespoke version or outline descendant for each individual for say 5 generations, or a doctored narrative). You could copy this to your USB stick and any browser will then be a...

Yes, I find the FMP transcription more useful (they are usually better at it than me!), but as with the census, the Ancestry search seems to get obscure name transcriptions better, whereas I can spend ages trying to find an FMP item, even when I know it is there! In consequence I often find in Ances...

if you get a flatbed scanner such as Canon 9000F mark 2 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Canon-CanoScan-9000F-Colour-Scanner/dp/B00BQ9Z00E/ or the Epsom V500 mentioned by Mike above (There are others like them and better): These are designed to scan transparencies + slides etc, and they have a built in back...

thanks mjashby. As regards FH and the problem above, I don't think that Bullzip PDF Printer is any better than the built in FH PDF printer, they both use the same procedure for a custom page size, (as do many/most? other PDF printers, inc Adobe), and both save the custom page changes. However it doe...

Mike, thanks for the Alt confirmation. Just experimented with the page setup. Your Family Historian PDF 'printer' advice works well, but as you suggest the quirk is that it also affects other printers 'within FH' while it is the default windows! The Family Historian PDF 'printer' is the only Windows...

When researching it is nice to produce a quick report of all of an individuals/family information. Fairly standard, produce a report with your desired info, one really good advantage is that they update in real time within FH, no need to keep regenerating them. The problem is this can take many keys...

not sure if this will help, but might be a starting point. Whenever I "lose/misplace" a file I search my system with ultrasearch (for files much much faster than windows file explorer) https://www.jam-software.de/ultrasearch/?language=EN also here for automatic updates: https://www.ugmfree...

Apart from AS and manual creation, I use plugin 'Create a 2-way Association' (from FHUG DavidNewton20140720) at 11338|2-way associations For display I used: - The Associations tab for the Property Box (as mentioned by Mike earlier) as in fhugdownloads:contents:property_box_tabs_associated_persons|> ...

I very much believe in creating a clone rather than syncing, so for me the important thing would be a good FH/Gedcom viewer. So for me your 'note' idea sounds good, however what might be more flexible (and already written) would be 'pushing?' the note to say Google keep (which can also record images...

carolynps - why just send your father's side of the tree, he might be related to "other" sides of the tree! Mike - GEDmatch https://www.gedmatch.com/login1.php , very interesting. It is a pity it is not more widely known with more peoples uploads, seems a bit techie, no bells and whistles...

A very interesting topic, one I have grappled with for years in the walking/fell running arena. I used to be a big adherent to "OS map refs" but once you start looking outside the UK it is of no use and certainly not a universal solution to anything, however 'out in the field' with a paper...

OK If it's a query you want, the last entry on this post has a couple of queries, just download them, click on them to install in FH and see how they work:
Place List (15376)

This is not my area but I know there is Auto Repair Links

This old post has some good pointers:
Plugin to check external file links (15393)
Don't forget the Help for the Auto Repair Links.

My method to control the output is using narrative reports with many changes to the sentences to make it appear like an individual summary. Sentences are very flexible and can include extra detail, line breaks etc. This topic will give you plenty of food for thought with report and sentence examples...

The last entry on this post has a couple of queries that might help normal sorting. 15376|Place List I store my PLACes in Highest order first with strict comma separation e.g. England, , Greater Manchester, Bolton, Westhoughton:Chequerbent, Brancker Street, 51 England, , Lincolnshire, Lincoln Englan...

If you have notepad++ (or similar text editor) in File explorer right click on A COPY of the query folder which for me it is: C:\ProgramData\Calico Pie\Family Historian\Queries Then Open with and then find notepad++. You may need to open the folders custom and standard, select those you want. I have...

I am a little surprised by the complacency here, I hope it is not just being supportive of Calico Pie and our chosen product. It means that if someone should hijack fh.exe we would never know. The more programs on our personal whitelist the more vulnerable we are. Apart from the obvious 'system type...

But this begs the question, why FH, and does it affect any other software? Does the FH exe/dll etc need to be uploaded to be added to the various security sites for whitelisting, or can the FH exe/dll etc be amended by Calicoe Pie. We should not need to resort to whitelisting on our PCs, not in the ...

Before you uninstall etc, it could be the old file permission problem (ie newly file NON permission) that might be included in Mike's links above, but also search the forum. Microsoft (and others) increasingly decide what we want/need, especially around 'perceived security' and change things without...

Thanks for that explanation Mike and I accept all the regular routes to the info (double clicks etc) but I would be happy to have the repeated Text From Source and Note fields. I have had a play at inserting a line to the plugin including things like: doTypeDetails( "FACT" , "SOUR.DAT...