They are based on very old versions of Ancestral Sources and Family Historian, so do not include some of the features that are now available such as templated sources and rich-text. Videos that refer to those new features are available on the Ancestral Sources Videos<\/a> page. However, the fundamental concepts are still reasonably relevant.<\/strong><\/p>\n Throughout the tutorials the notation \u2018Option1\u00a0>\u00a0Option2\u00a0>\u00a0Option3\u00a0button\u2019 means select menubar\u00a0Option1, then\u00a0Option2, and finally click the\u00a0Option3\u00a0button.<\/p>\n It is feasible to copy & paste many of the data values from the tutorial scripts directly into\u00a0Ancestral Sources\u00a0input forms.<\/p>\n Before you start the tutorials please Configure Initial Settings<\/a>.<\/p>\n In addition to the\u00a0Add Parent\u2026,\u00a0Add Spouse\u2026,\u00a0Add Sibling\u2026, and\u00a0Add Child\u2026\u00a0links there is also an\u00a0Add Unrelated Individual\u00a0option.<\/p>\n Sometimes supporting images or media only come to light after a data entry has been committed to Family Historian.<\/p>\n These images or media can be added to a Source record using the Family Historian add\u00a0Multimedia\u00a0options, or by using the Ancestral Sources\u00a0Add Images to Existing Sources\u00a0tools. Note that any type of media file can be added, not just image files.<\/p>\nAdd Unrelated Individual<\/h3><\/summary>
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In the\u00a0Name\u00a0field type in any name using the format\u00a0First Names \/Surname\/.<\/li>\nAdd Images to Sources<\/h3><\/summary>
Add Images to Existing Sources<\/h3>\n
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*.bmp;*.gif;*.jpg;*.jpeg;*.pcx;*.tif;*.png;*.tga;*.wmf<\/code>), and to the right of this list is a black triangular arrow. Click on that arrow and from the drop-down list choose\u00a0All Files (*.*). You will then be able to select any file type to attach to the source. Although the file might not display within the\u00a0Image Viewer, clicking on the area where the image would normally be displayed will open the default program for that file type. e.g. If you attach a word-processor document then it might open Microsoft Word.<\/li>\n
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