I don't get it on how to continue the back of the form. I have it all done on the front and there is not enough room for the next generation???
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It is really impressive. It is kind of like your checkbook register when you come to the end of the page and carry your balance over. You take the number and the last person and carry it over to the next page. In the first column on the back page you put the same number and name of the family member and just continue from there as if it is all on one side. I had over 300+ direct descendants. When I continued over onto the second page, I only had about half as many to continue since I only had that many traced back that far. I didn't like it so I did another one and when I came to the last column on right on front, I just flipped it over, transferred the number and name and continued directly across in the same line as the front page. I liked that better as then I can continue on as I find additional descendants. It really works well and it does fit all 15 generations. I really like this one. It was well designed. Good luck.
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The forms are probably too small. Look for enhancers that come in sizes A thru D; one size fits all are like a B-.
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Same think happened to me. The problem is the top is not affixed and for some reason the stuff you need is missing. Contact customer service and they will send you a new . It seems this a ongoing problem.
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Have different issue now..... My back space now goes forward and deletes the character to the right
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Hi, I have no idea. It seems they all waste a half inch or so at the beginning and at the end. This one does. I don't use it that much and I haven't figured a way around it, if there is. The controls and menu are somewhat cumbersome compared to my old one (which was fine but I broke it).
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The answer is yes and no. FRONT SIDE OF FORM. From parents through 2nd great grandparents the form provides adequate room for birth date and location, married date and location, death date and location, and burial date and location(all of these entries are printed on the form). There is also a small space to write something else like military service. For 3rd great grandparents only birth date and location and death date and location are printed with little other space. On 4th great grandparents only born and died are printed with very little other space. Starting with 5th great grandparents there is only one line per person to put name and little else, maybe birth and death years. BACK SIDE OF FORM. The back side is a continuation of 32 select 6th great grandparents from the front side. These 6th great grandparents have birth date and place and death date and location printed with little other space. 7th great grandparents have birth and date printed with very little other space. 8th and 9th great grandparents only have one line for name and anything else you can cram in. 32 Select 10th great grandparents again have space for birth date and location and death date and location with little other space. 11th great grandparents have birth and death lines printed and very little other space. 12th great grandparents again have on one line each. Keep in mind you can not put every relative for 15 generations on this form. Through 9th generation you can, but after that only 32 select lines from 9th to 12th generations. Then for the 12th generation you can continue with another 32 select lines through 15th generation. Sounds confusing but after looking at form it is evident what to do. Everything you write on this form has to be in small print to fit. Bottom line a great form for having almost your whole family tree on one form. But you need good eyes and a fine tip pencil to use with some generations only having room for name and maybe birth and death years.
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The back is not finished. It has a elegant look from the front and very spacious. Hope this helps
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Dear Juca,Thanks for your email.We are sorry to tell you that we cann't support to customize currently.We are happy to answer your question.If you have any other question,could you please contact us without any hesitation.We will do our best to help you.Hope for getting your understanding and support.Best regards,Customer Service DepartmentCandy
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there are letters on the back of the panels. just fit them together in order. i think it was the bottom, then the front and back, then the arms..........
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You can not go back to a previous page that has already been erased. But, I have found if I save the notes I have on the screen and then find I need to add more before erasing it, you can add more and push save again, and it will save another image of the whole thing, not just the piece you added. But once you erase what's there you can't retrieve it on the BB.
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As Calvin Rai said there are no cutouts on the top portion. If you used an xacto knife or utility knife you could cut slits. Us another folder as a template. Would work if you kept the folder open all the time. If you close it you will see the tabs of the "upper"document.
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Yeah, there's a trick to this and almost all stencil machines. First, be sure and remove the insert that isn't attached that's between the pages, and then very carefully remove the back yellow sheet. Once that's done, feed it into the machine manually and line it up at the top (like you see them doing on old typewriters). When you are running the stencil through, make sure the stencil sheet is supported and keep it in line (so it doesn't bunch) but be careful not to put any weight on it or pull it. Give that a couple tries, you will get the hang of it. My machine works fine if you do it right, I had the benefit of learning in a shop Yeah, there's a trick to this and almost all stencil machines. First, be sure and remove the insert that isn't attached that's between the pages, and then very carefully remove the back yellow sheet. Once that's done, feed it into the machine manually and line it up at the top (like you see them doing on old typewriters). When you are running the stencil through, make sure the stencil sheet is supported and keep it in line (so it doesn't bunch) but be careful not to put any weight on it or pull it. Give that a couple tries, you will get the hang of it. My machine works fine if you do it... » Read More Yeah, there's a trick to this and almost all stencil machines. First, be sure and remove the insert that isn't attached that's between the pages, and then very carefully remove the back yellow sheet. Once that's done, feed it into the machine manually and line it up at the top (like you see them doing on old typewriters). When you are running the stencil through, make sure the stencil sheet is supported and keep it in line (so it doesn't bunch) but be careful not to put any weight on it or pull it. Give that a couple tries, you will get the hang of it. My machine works fine if you do it right, I had the benefit of learning in a shop « Show Less
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No, I did not find a way to do that. I didn't need the extensions either and decided to just keep them on there for ease and convenience. For my use this worked and I ended up using more toward the front. I am sure you could figure out some sort of way to clean up the ends if you wanted to take out the extensions. Who knows, you may not even need to or notice it after your product is on there.
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I've used up to thirty sheets in one of these big albums, and it IS a heavy beast to carry around! I would probably limit the size to around twenty sheets, and divide the collection between two or more such albums next time. By simply adding the extra post extensions included with the refill sheets, one can make the album as thick as you want, but the "limiting reagent" is how unwieldy such a big album becomes... Sincerely, Pete
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You can configure it so there is one row facing end to end or two rows facing front to back. You can configure the top to be one way and the bottom to be the other way or have them both the same. I'm very happy with this. Does that answer your question?
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Hello, thank you for your question, but no, the back is not given a finished look. But you could use two that way, back to back.
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When you open the template it is actually just like a Table in Word. The template should allow you to enter a full page then if you use the Tab key it should take you to the next page or cut & paste the "rows" on to a new page and just retype the names. Just so a test print on plain paper for a few pages to test the margins and placement to make sure nothing has shifted. If you have Word you can also go to tools, envelopes and labels and scroll for the appropriate label number to pull up the template. It might give you more flexibility.