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Posted Sunday, November 24, 2013 - Post #32751
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Hello All. and Administrator.

I have used Genp Pro 2007 and recently my C drive has started to break up and so I copied and saved all my family Genopro files to another external drive and memory stick, however my PC protection program Bit defender detected a virus but saved the PC and eliminated the threat, however I have lost the files from the Geno pro program folder. All I have is the Geno pro 2007 and have over 00 on my family tress dating from1495 and 1505, unfortunately  I was too late in saving it to the Geno servers.  however is it possible to send Geno pro files back into the geno pro data base. I do feel heart broken that  I would have to type in the 800 family members and the associated history information.  but would do this even if it takes all next year but I would have to convert the files to hard copies but all the  conversion programs on line ask for money to convert Geno files. Any help or suggestions would be gratefully received. Thanks

Oh might update to 2011 when I have sorted this issue out first.

absolutely desperate...Thanks.

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Posted Monday, November 25, 2013 - Post #32754
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however is it possible to send GenoPro files back into the GenoPro database

GenoPro do not work as a database, it's file base just like Microsoft Word or Excel, with the exception of not having the images in the file to avoid huge documents.

Do you still have you .gno file? If so double click on it to open it. We offer free backup because so many people lose their hard work because they don't make any backups.

You can backup your file with other free services such as dropbox, skydrive or google drive too.

Edited: Monday, November 25, 2013 by jcmorin


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