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Author Having problems with 2011 Version 2.5.3.5 saving twins properly
lcampbell
Posted Wednesday, February 2, 2011 - Post #27533
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@I am new to the geneology programs but have some 2000 names stored in a homemade format in about 6 trees that are about 20 years old. I am looking for a good program to comvert the data to that saves the data corretly. Genopro looks pretty good but I appear to have ran into a bug. My gold standard for a good program is one that allows notes for the database (not just individuals) and the can import a GED file and export a GED file without losing any of the information in the file. The problem I ran into with GenoPro is with Twins. Looking at the GED output of the program I notice that there is a section at the back showing which family each set of twins belongs to. That section looks like this:
0 @twin000001@ Twin
1 FAMILY @fam00032@
0 @twin000002@ Twin
1 FAMILY @fam00037@
Importing this data into Genopro works great but exporting the GED destroys this section as only the first TWIN header is output looking something like this:
0 @twin000001@ Twin
1 FAMILY @fam00032@
1 FAMILY @fam00037@
In addition if you try to import this file it will complain about the missing headers.
Genopro 2011 Version 2.5.3.5

Edited: Wednesday, February 2, 2011 by lcampbell
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Posted Wednesday, February 2, 2011 - Post #27534
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There are two ways to export gedcom from GenoPro. The obvious one if on the File Export menu. However that is designed to export and import GenoPro files and is not so effective of the version included with the Report Writer

Generate a report using the Export to Gedcom (En). This should be more useful.
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Posted Wednesday, February 2, 2011 - Post #27536
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Whoops my program that stripped extra information for comparison stripped too much. There is not error.


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