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An Overview of Smart Folders
- Smart Folders arrived in Version 8 and have no equivalent in earlier versions
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Backup and Recovery
- Every computer user needs a strategy for making backup copies of their precious data
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Diagrams in Version 8
- Version 8 of has a new graphics engine, which uses the graphics card where there is one, so diagrams draw faster and look different
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Family Historian on Mac, Linux, iOS, Android etc
- Not yet updated for Version 8 Family Historian is designed to run on Windows computers
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Getting Started
- If you are coming to Family Historian from another genealogy computer program you may want to start by reviewing Key Features for Newcomers and then the specific advice for migrating from your old program
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Key Features for Newcomers
- If you are new to Family Historian, and especially if you are new to genealogy, these are the topics worth reading before you commit much data to your tree
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Sources and Citations in Version 8 (for New Users)
- Sources are an essential part of recording the results of your Genealogy research; they help you, and others, understand how you reached a particular conclusion — and where you might be mistaken
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Sources and Citations in Version 8 (for Upgraders from Version 7)
- Family Historian version 8 does not change the way Sources and Citations work in the way that version 7 did
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Upgrading to Family Historian 8
- This page describes how to upgrade to Family Historian Version 8 from an earlier version
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What’s New in Family Historian 8
- This is a short tour of the main changes in 8, with links to the Knowledge Base articles that cover each one
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What’s New in the Knowledge Base for Version 8
- This page records changes made to the Knowledge Base for Family Historian 8
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Working with Facts for New Users
- Facts are one of the key concepts at the heart of Family Historian; they are how you record the things that happened to, or described, each ancestor (Individual)
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Working with Places and Addresses in Version 8
- Places and Addresses identify where a Fact happened