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Currently it seems that one can only select one or all GenoMaps in a GenoGram. A sub-selection is not possible. E.g., if I have a GenoGram called ABC.gno containing 26 GenoMaps called "A", "B" .. "Z" then it is rather difficult to only select, let's say, GenoMaps "N" and "S". I recently had to provide a single GedCom file with the contents of two - hyperlink dependent - GenoMaps, and it was not easy to do.Awaiting the possibilty to select more than one GenoMap, I found two ways to do this. (1) The GenoGram copy > Make a copy of the ABC.gno database, preferably under a different name.
> Delete all GenoMaps that are not needed/wanted in the report. This is a rather lengthy process where you have to process each GenoMap individually by making a right-click select, choosing delete and confirming its deletion for each of the GenoMaps that must be removed. Note that a table-view on the GenoMaps, allowing multiple selection and delete would also be welcome as a quick solution. (2) The GenoMap copy > Create a new, empty GenoGram database.
> Select the contents of the GenoMaps you wish to copy.
> Copy the contents and paste it into the empty GenoMaps in the new GenoGram.
> Re-establish the hyperlinks else you will introduce duplicates. With both methods you end up with a sub-set that you can process as a whole with the Report Generator. Of course, any modification to the base version will have to be replicated to the sub-set or a new sub-set will have to be created. Making it possible to select two or more GenoMaps for a single report would make life easier. Thanks,
Nand
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I can only agree with Nand.
I had a similar occasion recently when I had to extract an extended family from my complete family tree. This took a long time using Nand's second method (I now realise that his first method could well have been faster). It made me wish that I had maintained my tree on a single GenoMap, when deleting unwanted individuals would have been much simpler 
To extend this further, any method of 'merging' two GenoMaps to automatically delete redundant hyperlinks would be most welcome.
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There is probably a way by exporting the required GenoMaps to GedCom files, merging them and re-importing them into a new GenoGram. I'll have a look at it but can't promise anything.Stay tuned.
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This is just to let you know that I'm pretty close to a working solution. The only problem right now is that upon importing the resulting GEDCOM file, GenoPro ignores the GENOMAP directives and puts all elements in the same GenoMap. Hence, for a single GenoMap it works but it breaks as from 2 or more.The IMPORT problem has been signaled in the Bug Report forum.
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I have written a tool to do just this: select and extract one or more GenoMaps from a GenoGram (actually from the GEDCOM file of the GenoGram).Please see the corresponding post in the third party tools forum: http://www.support.genopro.com/FindPost24452.aspx
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