The Citation Details Query lists all Facts – Events and Attributes, in the current file showing for each Fact what has been entered under various of the Citation and Source headings that are available for the first instance only
There are essentially two methods of adding Source Citations: Method 1 ‘source splitters’ mode where each specific document has its own Source record Method 2 ‘source lumpers’ mode where an entire class of documents has one Source record There is no one Method that should be applied universally to any Project
Compact scheme modified to include life and to split the name over 3 lines: Compact With DatesCompact scheme modified to include life dates and to split the name over 3 lines: (Tags: {@download_tag])
Generic sources are linked to repositories via a repository field, whereas by default, templated sources are linked to repositories via a template repository metafield
This Fact Set defines a custom Contact Info Attribute, which can be used on its own, or in conjunction with any of a custom Property Box Tab, a custom Report, and a custom Query to manage contact details for any Individual
This download contains a custom Property Box Tab which can be used on its own, or in conjunction with any of a custom Report, and a custom Query to manage contact details for any Individual
This technique creates a custom Contact Info Attribute, which can be used in conjunction with a custom Property Box Tab, custom Report, and custom Query to manage contact details for any Individual
Sometimes the GEDCOM imported from other programs has Note fields saved in Note Records, even when they only have a solitary link, and could be Local Notes
Right-click Copy & Paste and left/right-click Drag & Drop are standard features in all current versions of Windows, but are supported to varying degrees in different versions of Family Historian ()
A query can produce very informative tabulated data that may need to be captured in a table in either a rich text Notes field or a Free Text item in a Book
The processes for creating either a website or a Family Tree CD/DVD within Family Historian are essentially the same, and are well documented in the Help file