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    I have the LDS 1881 census for Great Britain.
    Have installed the viewer as instructed on the first bit

    Second bit Instructions say
    When installing the 1881 British Census, you must install both the National Index and disc 1 of any region.

    There are 8 discs that have National Index written on them.
    Which National Index do i install ?

    I am obviously misreading this can someone explain it to me ?
    The users manual it seems is only understandable if you know what your doing.

    Plese help

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    Hi Tracey,

    I'm sure I just added any one of the national index. I thought it not so clear either.
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    Hi Jo

    Your right it doesnt matter which one you install. I wish they just said insert ANY disc but that would be too simple . Worked it out just as you replied still got to get to grips with it though
    Any tips welcome
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    it did say ANY disc but only of any region not National index

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    From memory, I think I just used the first CD but perhaps any one of them works.

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    Well some things you may have seen but I missed first off.

    If you press F9 it gives the occupation on the results.
    You don't have to use the search box that comes up. If you cancel that and use "search" at the top and pick "neigbors-advanced query" you get another box. From that you can search say occupations or a street address.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tracey Donaldson
    I have the LDS 1881 census for Great Britain.
    Have installed the viewer as instructed on the first bit

    Second bit Instructions say
    When installing the 1881 British Census, you must install both the National Index and disc 1 of any region.

    There are 8 discs that have National Index written on them.
    Which National Index do i install ?

    I am obviously misreading this can someone explain it to me ?
    The users manual it seems is only understandable if you know what your doing.

    Plese help
    Disc 1 National Index to 1881 British Census A-B
    and Disc 1 of any of the regions
    example-
    1881 British Census East Anglia Region Disk 1
    Cheers
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    Thank you to all for your help.
    But watch this space

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jo Simpsons
    Well some things you may have seen but I missed first off.

    If you press F9 it gives the occupation on the results.
    You don't have to use the search box that comes up. If you cancel that and use "search" at the top and pick "neigbors-advanced query" you get another box. From that you can search say occupations or a street address.
    Jo
    The Neighbours Advanced Query option came I believe with viewer version 3 and later.
    Cheers
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    If you have sufficient hard disk space available, you'll save yourself a lot of CD swapping by doing a "network" install. It's also much faster at searching the records.

    Mark

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