1) Copying one of them to the other one's genomap cannot be taken into account, because there is no genealogical relationship between them.

2) BTW, under same "social relationship" option, a new value should be added just same way as "NAMED AFTER"; the new value should be "PUPIL OF" ;)

3) These two values need also to function between different genomaps.  

Deeply thanks,

BTW, I added "Pulpil of" to the list of social relationships.

One "L" too many :P (Only "Pupil of" will be enough)

One of us seems not to understand the other. I'd defined "Male1" under GENOMAP1 and then, I've created a hyperlink of him under GENOMAP2.

During the 2nd phase, I defineded "Male2" under GENOMAP2.

During the 3rd phase, I've created a social link from "Male2" to Male1" under GENOMAP2.

While deleting "Male1" from GENOMAP2, the social link disappeared too.:D

This is by design.  If you go in the Table Layout, you will see the social relationship is still there.  GenoPro cannot draw a link that spans two different GenoMaps.

PS: I fixed "Pulpil of" to "Pupil of".

Good question.  At the moment, the report generator does not display any social relationship.  You are welcome to add the following code in Individual.html.  Of course, you can tweak it a bit more to add extra information .

For Each s In i.Dependents     If (s.Class = "SocialRelationship") Then        Dim e        Set e = s.Entity1        If (Util.AreObjectsEqual(e, i)) Then           Set e = s.Entity2        End If        Report.WriteFormattedBr "Social Relationship: {0} {1}.", s.Connection, e     End If Next

If you want a summary of all the social relationships, you are welcome to use the following code:

For Each s In SocialRelationships     Report.WriteFormattedBr "{0} {1} {2}.", s.Entity1, s.Connection, s.Entity2 Next