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Hi Dave,
If you go into your control panel, and click on Attachments. It will list them all.
Just tick in the box relating to the attachments you need to delete, to add more.
Hopefully, whilst the site is being redone....you/we will get a larger 'allowance' of attachments, but no promises.
As for the Tag, I'll have to pass on that one.
Steve.
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Hi Dave,
If you go into your control panel, and click on Attachments. It will list them all.
Just tick in the box relating to the attachments you need to delete, to add more.
Hopefully, whilst the site is being redone....you/we will get a larger 'allowance' of attachments, but no promises.
As for the Tag, I'll have to pass on that one.
Steve.
If you go into your control panel, and click on Attachments. It will list them all.
Just tick in the box relating to the attachments you need to delete, to add more.
Hopefully, whilst the site is being redone....you/we will get a larger 'allowance' of attachments, but no promises.
As for the Tag, I'll have to pass on that one.
Steve.
Steve.
Hello dave & Steve,
Well now.
TAG = a non-hierarchical keyword assigned to a piece of information.
In other words, if you have a post on say the Australian board about a person named Fred BARRACLOUGH and he was missing from everything except the Electoral Rolls and shipping records you might enter the following as tags for that topic: Australia, Barraclough, shipping
The tags can then be used as a keyword in future searches.
Regards,
Dave
Well now.
TAG = a non-hierarchical keyword assigned to a piece of information.
In other words, if you have a post on say the Australian board about a person named Fred BARRACLOUGH and he was missing from everything except the Electoral Rolls and shipping records you might enter the following as tags for that topic: Australia, Barraclough, shipping
The tags can then be used as a keyword in future searches.
Regards,
Dave
Hello dave,
As another example. I have HAMILTONs in Ireland and Queensland and Victoria and related family BLACKLEYs in Ireland, Scotland and Queensland.
If I had them properly tagged I could find either family in Ireland only or one in Scotland only or both families in Queensland only.
Of course, their use is not limited to family names and places. You can use tags for events or first names or whatever.
Some sites don't enable the use of tags and force members to place family name and place and a date or date range in all titles so those keywords can be used in the search function.
Regards,
Dave
As another example. I have HAMILTONs in Ireland and Queensland and Victoria and related family BLACKLEYs in Ireland, Scotland and Queensland.
If I had them properly tagged I could find either family in Ireland only or one in Scotland only or both families in Queensland only.
Of course, their use is not limited to family names and places. You can use tags for events or first names or whatever.
Some sites don't enable the use of tags and force members to place family name and place and a date or date range in all titles so those keywords can be used in the search function.
Regards,
Dave
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