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Help printing reports from PAF
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Sidami | Report | 2 Dec 2003 23:34 |
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I agree with you Russell the book form is brilliant, I have had to buy thicker folders now as I have increased my family. I am like you Mary I print off everything for a start to see what I like, it is good to see the preview also, before you start printing out your information. Sue.................. |
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Alan | Report | 2 Dec 2003 23:11 |
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To Jeanie Atkins PAF is Personal Ancestry File a very good free software program which is produced by Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints and available from their website. |
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Carol | Report | 2 Dec 2003 22:19 |
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I have found the download page, but which one do I pick from the 10 or 12 listed please? |
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Jeanie | Report | 2 Dec 2003 22:11 |
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What is PAF please? Newbie here |
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Mary | Report | 2 Dec 2003 17:36 |
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Been going great guns Janet thanks to your help and this site. Icontacted two relatives from here and we've swapped info. I'm a bit stuck pre-1800 on a lot of folk and they're not on the IGI but I never dreamed I'd get any further than my grandmother three years ago ! So keep up the good work ! Mary |
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Janet | Report | 2 Dec 2003 12:59 |
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Hello Mary! Pleased to see that you're progressing well with your family tree now! Janet |
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Mary | Report | 2 Dec 2003 12:32 |
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I have to say I went a bit mad and printed them all then sorted them out into folders sectioning off the different sides of the family. That way I have all the info about my fathers side separate and mothers as well. likewise their respective parents. Complete with photographs it makes interesting reading.and I continued it through to present day adding a bit each year. Is that any help ? Mary Brooke |
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Janet | Report | 2 Dec 2003 12:11 |
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Good tip Russell! So much easier to understand, isn't it? Thanks Janet |
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Jay | Report | 2 Dec 2003 07:00 |
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Thanks very much Russell, I'll give it a go. Regards Jayne |
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Russell | Report | 1 Dec 2003 17:15 |
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Hello Jayne, Probably the best two are in 'Books' after you have selected print. The first one is ahnentafel(ancestry) where if you select your name as the starting person, it will give you a report of your direct ancestors, generation by generation. The second is modified register(descendancy) where you select the earliest known ancestor as the starting person and it will produce a report of his/her descendants, generation by generation. I hope that this helps Russell |
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Jay | Report | 30 Nov 2003 21:03 |
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Which is the best report to print from paf that will show all the descendants of as far back as my gggg grandfather and be easy to understand by someone that doesn't use paf. Does that make sense? Have seen reports printed by another program that were easy to read. Mine look complicated even to me! regards Jayne |
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