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How do you add your genogram to a word document

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Posted Friday, September 12, 2014 - Post #33889
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HI! I was wondering how can I add my completed genogram to a word document or to a paper. I having quit a bit of trouble and my paper is due tomorrow by midnight. 
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Posted Friday, September 12, 2014 - Post #33890
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Hi,  

The simple way is to:
  1. Select the Genopro information you want to add to the word document (Edit/Select all) or (CTRL/A) or drag a box to select if you only want to copy part of the Genogram
  2. Copy the selected  information by (Edit/Copy) or (CTRL/C)
  3. Open the Word document and paste the copied information into Word (Edit/Paste) or (CTRL/V)
    (you may need to change the Word page to Landscape mode, depending on the shape of your Genogram)
 
For other and more advanced options,  If you search this forum for  Word document , you will find some posts which will probably help you.

I hope this helps you complete your work before your deadline.
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Posted Saturday, October 25, 2014 - Post #34100
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I have copied and pasted my genogram in Word. I need to have a copy of the meaning of the symbols for my teacher to interpret such as the pink that means cancer on a person. Is there a symbols guide that can be copied?

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Posted Sunday, October 26, 2014 - Post #34104
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If you right-click on a GenoMap you will find options to add various legends. These can be edited or deleted as you wish and then copied to Word in the same way (or indeed as part of) your Genogram.


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