Jim Byram

Ralph, I can remove those four records from your exhibits table if you wish. I need the name of the linked persons and the path of the four exhibits in order to locate them. You would need to send me the __I.dbf and the __I.fpt files (letter eye). You can contact me by email by clicking on the link below... Jim Byram

You see how the paths differ? C:\Documents and Settings\ralphyost.RALPH\My Documents\The Master Genealogist v7\Exhibits\ c:\Program Files\The Master Genealogist\pics\Yost\ Exhibits should never be located in the program folder. Move any exhibits in the program folder to the TMG exhibits folder. Then use the external exhibits feature of Validate File Integrity to update the exhibit paths.

After disabling OneDrive, you should move your data out of the OneDrive folder.

If the Census tag has one principal, it will be imported as an individual fact. If the Census tag has two principals and they are married or the parents of one or more children, it will be imported as a family fact. That's correct. Since the US Census only has one head of household, all of my TMG census events have only one principal and they were all imported to RootsMagic as individual facts with the other individuals linked to the events as witnesses.

That suggests that one or more people have some data issue that is blocking report output.

Validate File Integrity has a feature to update the exhibit paths if the exhibit folder has been relocated.

Open the OneDrive settings and disable it. Unselect the option to run OneDrive at startup. On a different tab, remove any files/folders that it's set to sync. Any cloud sync/backup utility can corrupt your TMG database and should not be allowed to act on any of your TMG user folders. Your TMG database should never be located in a cloud utility folder such as the OneDrive or Dropbox folders. And as you found, you weren't backing up to the TMG user backup folder.

That can come from some data issue with one of the individuals being output in the report. You can check this by running reports varying the focus person to pin down the individual. Have you run Optimize / Validate File Integrity / Optimize?

You can get that message when backing up to an external drive. The solution is to back up to the default backup folder in your TMG user tree.

Colors are controlled by Accents. File / Accent Maybe the accent that you created for the flag W isn't loaded (assuming that it was saved).

See the second post in this topic. The Tag Box is a list. TMG was developed long before high resolution displays were available so has limited settings to deal with such issues.

Preferences / Program Options / Lists Preferences / Program Options / Project Explorer

The Mills templates are examples pointing you in the right direction to create your own source types. It's basically a Birth Registration (Local Level) with the hospital as the repository rather than the county. If necessary, you can make a custom source with modifications following that model

You can avoid any recalculation by using the Focus Group. Filter the PE to get the names, then add those names to an empty Focus Group. Save the Focus Group. Work down the list in the Focus Group and delete each name when that person is done. Save the Focus Group when you finish the work session. Open the Focus Group next work session and continue to work on the list. Keep this up until all names are cleared from the Focus Group.

The sentence structures determine the output. The default U.S. sentences don't output the parents in either sentence. Report definitions do not modify the sentence structure output. Terry or Michael might suggest alternatives for your issue.