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One solution is using the Table Layout:

1. Click on the Gender column to group all males and females together.
2. Select all males (use the Shift key to select multiple rows).
3. Click on the icon Hide Selected Rows () which will keep all the females in the Table Layout.
4. 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.
5. Generate a report.  By default, the report will skip any individual without a name.
6. DO NOT SAVE - Unless you want to permanently loose the female names!

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.