hookedfeather

I think I have solved my own problem. Resize the window. As I increase the size of the window (click on edge and drag), at one point, the side scroll bar disappears. Shrink the window and the bar reappears. Thanks anyway. Robert Morris

I have a problem with my TMG 9, In the Person View for some persons (not all) the scroll bar is at the bottom of the window, not at the side. So the top of the window is hidden and I am unable to scroll to the top to see it. I am sure there is some easy fix, but I cannot find it. Thanks for your help. Robert Morris

Did you make a tag for this--"Children"? If so, how does it print out in a journal for example, in place of the children section? RJ Morris

Sometimes, I just want to rattle the kids' names off without diving any further down the tree. Perhaps the relative in question is only distantly related. Perhaps I don't know more than their names, and the formal format is superfluous. Perhaps it's a step family that I'm not following. Perhaps I'm just in a bad mood and don't like their picture. Whatever the reason, I created this sentence for those times I don't feel like falling down the rabbit hole.

 

[P]<|and [PO]> had [M1] children<, [M2]>

 

[M1] is obviously a number, [M2] is a list of the children's given names, or perhaps just what little I know. Examples:

 

John and Sally had three children, all born at Norfolk: Sally Sue, John Jr., and Asa A.F.W. No further information is known.

 

John and Sally had three children, presumably born at Norfolk. Their names are not known.

 

John and Sally had three children, Sally Sue, John Jr., and Asa.

 

John and Sally had no children.