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Forum Newbie
Group: Forum Members
Last Login: 4/22/2007 8:13:34 AM
GenoPro Version: 2.0.0.2
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Hello,
How can I create a family tree without including females? (mothers, sisters .. etc).
If I remove the mother, then adjust the links, then click Auto-Arrange, the links will be displaced in an ugly way. (There will be a link to a mother, without the existence of her circle).
Any solution?
If this feature doesn't exist now.. I think it is a must!
(Also it would be nice If we are able to make (Females only tree) )...
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Legendary Master
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Last Login: Yesterday @ 8:36:46 AM
GenoPro Version: 2.0.1.6
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| You are welcome to customize your skin to exclude the females. In the future, GenoPro will have a Privacy Filter capable to remove all kind of information, including individuals by name, gender and/or any other criteria. One solution is using the Table Layout: - Click on the Gender column to group all males and females together.
- Select all males (use the Shift key to select multiple rows).
- Click on the icon Hide Selected Rows (
 ) which will keep all the females in the Table Layout. - Right-click on the column First Name and select Erase Column. Repeat for the Last Name column. This action will remove all female names from your family tree.
- Generate a report. By default, the report will skip any individual without a name.
- DO NOT SAVE - Unless you want to permanently loose the female names!
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Famous Writer
Group: Customers
Last Login: Today @ 6:09:04 AM
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John Mike (4/22/2007)
Hello,
How can I create a family tree without including females? (mothers, sisters .. etc).
If I remove the mother, then adjust the links, then click Auto-Arrange, the links will be displaced in an ugly way. (There will be a link to a mother, without the existence of her circle).Once you have adjusted the links, then you should not use the auto-arrange function, otherwise, as you have found, the links will return to their default positions. There is an example here showing how to create a tree without male spouses; females could be removed in a similar way.
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