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The exact definitions of the values.Family Historian supports prefixes and suffixes for Template Codes using the same structure as a single-expression in Gedcom Publisher's conditional expression format:Family Historian users should typically not use the Add Note to Global Sentence option or the Add Note to Local Sentence option; use the "{note}" or "{inline-note}" variable in the sentence to control whether the note is added or not.Source TemplatesGedcom Publisher supports Family Historian source templates, a capability introduced in Family Historian 7. When using source templates, a template determines how the fields of the source (the author name, the title, etc.) are combined to create the citation text.Source templates are used in source types, and source types are assigned to sources.If the Sources.Use Application Types option is checked, which is the default, Gedcom Publisher will use source types.If the Sources.Use Application Types option is unchecked, Gedcom Publisher will ignore source types and use the generic templates defined in the Sources section.Rich Text in NotesGedcom Publisher supports "rich text" notes, a capability introduced in Family Historian 7. Rich text is used to specify line formats (paragraphs, lists, indented lines), inline text styles (font family, font size, text color, highlight color, bold, italic, strikeout, and underscore), and tables (rows and columns).Gedcom Publisher implements font family, font size, text color, and highlight color using CSS classes so you may use User Styles to customize them for your book.A note with rich text produces a block of output such as a paragraph, a list, a table, or a collection of those items. As a result, the note will start on a new line. In contrast, notes that are not in rich text format produce an inline value that will not start on a new line.Record Links in NotesGedcom Publisher supports links inserted into notes, a capability introduced in Family Historian 7. Links to URLs (web sites), people, and sources are supported. Links to other record types, such as families, are not supported.Embedded Citations in NotesGedcom Publisher supports citations embedded in notes, a capability introduced in Family Historian 7.Data References and FunctionsFamily Historian sentence templates may use "Functions" and "Data References". Gedcom Publisher supports a subset of Family Historian functions and Data References.Supported Data References FH Data Reference Description Gedcom Publisher Variable {%CUR_PRIN%} Current principal or P1 [C] {%CUR_PRIN.NAME%} Primary name of current principal or P1 [C] {%CUR_PRIN.NAME[n]%} The Nth indexed name of current principal or P1

Family Historian is a product of Calico Pie Limited.Gedcom Publisher has been tested with Family Historian GEDCOM files and supports them quite well. Documentation for Family Historian's GEDCOM extensions and customizations is available online and that was a great help.PluginFamily Historian user Mike Tate publishes a popular "Export Gedcom File" plugin that provides customized GEDCOM exports from Family Historian. It's not required to use the plugin to export a file for Gedcom Publisher, and Gedcom Publisher will read the main Family Historian data file (which is a GEDCOM file) or exports from Family Historian. However, Mike's export includes tag type (AKA "Fact") definitions that provide role and sentence information that is otherwise not available. If you want to use the default sentences for tags that are managed via Family Historian's Tools > Fact Types window, then you must export a GEDCOM file using Mike Tate's plugin. The plugin is free.You can download the "Export Gedcom File" plugin from the Family Historian plugin store: Export Gedcom FileWhen using the "Export Gedcom File" plugin: Make sure you have the latest version of the plugin. On the Basic Options tab: Set the "GEDCOM Destination" to "(GST) GedSite". In older versions of the Export Gedcom File plugin, this property was named "Export Mode". Set the Character Set Encoding" to "(UTF8) UTF-8 with a Byte Order Mark". Set the "Multimedia Preference" to "(FILE~ABS) Use Existing Media Files with Media Record Full File Paths". In older versions of the Export Gedcom File plugin, this property was named "(FILE~ABS) Multimedia via Absolute Link Records". On the other tabs, leave the options at the default values.The GEDCOM file will be written under the following folder:Documents\Family Historian Projects\project-folder\Public\ExportBe careful to choose the correct GEDCOM file. If you use a GEDCOM file that is not written by the plugin, you'll lose the ability to use global sentences.Witnesses and RolesGedcom Publisher supports Family Historian's witness and role GEDCOM extensions.Sentence TemplatesGedcom Publisher's sentence processing engine is flexible and has been customized to support sentence templates as supplied by several different genealogy programs, including Family Historian. Read on for more details.Gedcom Publisher includes support for local sentences from Family Historian GEDCOM files.Gedcom Publisher includes support for global sentences from Family Historian GEDCOM files if the GEDCOM file is exported via the plugin described above.Gedcom Publisher supports Family Historian's "Template Codes". The Template Codes are mapped to Gedcom Publisher variables, with some differences in

Has assigned a more specific Tag Type.If you do not assign a TYPE to a name, Family Historian will return an empty value for NAME.TYPE. However, Gedcom Publisher will return "Name". Gedcom Publisher does not support unnamed Tag Types.Examples GEDCOMTag TypeName.Type Value 1 NAME Mary /Smith/2 TYPE birthName-birthbirth 1 NAME Mary /Todd/2 TYPE maidenName-maidenmaiden 1 NAME Mary /Walters/NameName NAME FormatsGedcom Publisher supports several Family Historian formats applied to NAME references.Given the following name entered in Family Historian:Name: Gustav Adolf /Gulbrandsen/Given Name Used: AdolfThe Gedcom Publisher results for the name format choices are as follows: NAME ReferenceResult NAMEGustav Adolf Gulbrandsen NAME:FIRSTGustav NAME:FULLGustav Adolf Gulbrandsen NAME:GIVENAdolf NAME:GIVEN_ALLGustav Adolf NAME:MIDDLEAdolf NAME:PREFERREDAdolf Gulbrandsen NAME:SURNAMEGulbrandsen Those results mimic the results from Family Historian v7.0.19.Supported FunctionsGedcom Publisher supports the following Family Historian functions. AgeAt Bool CombineText ContainsText Calc Diff Exists FieldText (Note 1) GetLabelledText LeftText MidText NumberIf Parentage (output influenced by Relationship strings) RecordId RightText Section Sex Text TextIf TextLen TextPart ToLower ToUpper Witness YearYou may nest function calls, for example:{=TextIf(ContainsText(%FACT.PLAC%,"Bronx"), "the "))}Gedcom Publisher supports expressions in function parameters so you can include addition, subtraction, etc.:{=Text(Year(%FACT.DATE%) + 10)}FlagsFlag values in Family Historian GEDCOM files are imported into attribute values. You may display the attribute value(s) using the Person Entry Attribute item. You may also use attribute values to filter people using the Attribute Text filter term.The Family Historian flag name is used as the attribute name. Family Historian flags do not have any value other than the name, but Gedcom Publisher attributes require a value, so Gedcom Publisher sets the value to "Y".Media Item KeywordsFamily Historian Media Items include a Keywords property. You may use the Keywords property to assign a keyword that modifies how Gedcom Publisher processes the exhibit. The available keywords are listed below. The keywords have the same effect as shown in the Exhibit Codes section of the Exhibits help page. Gedcom Publisher supports the following keywords for Image Exhibits: Exhibit-Ignore Exhibit-Link Exhibit-Embed Gedcom Publisher does not float images, so it converts the following keywords to Exhibit-Embed: Exhibit-Embed-Left Exhibit-Embed-Center Exhibit-Embed-Right For other exhibit types, Gedcom Publisher supports: Exhibit-Ignore Exhibit-Link Exhibit-Embed If an external file cannot be embedded in a book due to its file format, the exhibit is ignored regardless of any exhibit keywords.Here is an example of adding an exhibit keyword in Family Historian: Notes Gedcom Publisher does not support all data references or all data reference constants.

Family Historian is the ultimate ‘power tool’ for experienced genealogists.Almost six years after the last major release of the software, Family Historian 7 arrives with a spring in its step and the focus very much on its existing users, with most of its changes based on customer requests.There are too many to list here, but two areas receive the most attention.First, much is made of Family Historian’s new integrated word-processing features, allowing you to introduce formatted text as well as tables, embedded source citations and other elements into your text fields and notes, all of which are then replicated in reports, books, web pages and more.The feature is accompanied by a new floating Note Window with word-processing controls front and centre, together with useful additions such as autotext, search and spellcheck tools.You also get a Research Notes option, which basically provides a series of pre-formatted templates for planning, logging and setting tasks.For me, however, the real gamechanger is a new focus on source-driven data entry.Various new tools – including data-entry assistants – are designed to encourage you to work directly from sources.The real gamechanger is a new focus on source-driven data entryThe tools are effective and allow you to record sources consistently and link them to relevant individuals, but it’s a shame that the assistants are added individually as plugins.Family Historian 7 doesn’t make things easier for newcomers, but if you’re prepared to put up with the learning curve (all excellently documented) then you’ll be able to unlock one of the most customisable tools out there.For existing users, the upgrade is a no-brainer: there are too many improvements and useful new features to ignore, and owners of version 6 receive a 30 per cent discount. Recommended.

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NCH Software Redwood Family Tree Software is a free genealogy software for Windows. Whether you are new to discovering your family genealogy or have been the family historian for years, Redwood Family Tree Software will help you to organize and view your research. Performing a family search today is exciting, but can also be overwhelming. Using our free family history software is easy, so that you can relax and enjoy the process of finding your ancestors and learning about their lives. Redwood Family Tree Software features: * View your family tree in multiple formats * Import GEDCOM files and genealogy charts * Save and load GEDCOM files * Export your family tree to a PDF file * View and print your family tree diagram * Include notes, repositories, multimedia and sources with your data User Rating: 2.5 (2 votes) Currently 2.50/512345 OS: Win2000, Windows XP, Windows 7 x32, Windows 7 x64, Windows 8, Windows 10, WinServer, WinOther, Windows Vista, Windows Vista x64 Requirements: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10