![]() The software gives the decision up to you, and you can check any last name as "main name". as family name of the adopted boys, but that's not the way we are wanted to do it. (but who knows - I haven't seen the last will of Mr. which isn't really correct, if age should count more than blood. ![]() At the moment, the very first children of A.B. You now just would have to add birth dates and re-sort the children so that the order gets correct. has 7 brothers that's irritating, and they even aren't listed next to each other would be nice if could do something at this point.Īt least, the number of children in the navigator is correct. now show up twice in the Parents/Siblings tab, so e.g. proposed as mother who has 6 children (she doesn't) There still are places within the software where the # of children is counted in a wrong way: Looks like the navigator always shows the "main name" and you have to decide which one has priority for the charts. ![]() seems to have 3 boys named D., but the family structure now is correct. Within the navigator, the result doesn't look as sweet as before, as the couple A.B. and check "main name" get to the other name fact and select the type "Birth name". Add a second name for the three adopted boys: Add name fact, select "adoptive" type, enter D., P. ![]() C) - if I delete them as children of Mr D, I only lose the connection to their parents, they still exist as persons - you have to search them and delete them as person to purge the family file Ģ. I then try to get the family situation right:ġ. C., because he has only one pair of parents ![]() has 7 siblings (which is definitely wrong) and two pairs of parents (among them one mother twice - no idea if that's good or not) are two different persons who only have one name each I opened it up and AB says "11 persons" (which should be wrong) and shows 6 children for A.B. Ahnenblattportal Forum Index » English Support and international Betatests » Support (English) ![]()
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