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Author How do I use the image of a genogram and paste it into a Word document
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Posted Wednesday, February 19, 2014 - Post #33199
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Simple problem. How do I use the image of a genogram and paste it into a Word document. Writing a book on family therapy. Need simple genograms that can be copied and pasted into a Word document?

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Posted Friday, February 21, 2014 - Post #33215
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Do you know how to view pictures in the genogram?  You select the individual, and press the letter I (or right-click with the mouse to display the context menu and select Display Primary Picture).

When you copy & paste of a genogram from GenoPro to a Word document, the pictures are copied as well.
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Posted Saturday, February 22, 2014 - Post #33227
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To copy a small genogram or a selected part of a genogram into a Word document.

Select the required portion of the genogram.
(Click and drag a box or use the Select toolbar buttons)
Copy (CTRL/C)
Open the Word document.
Paste (CTRL/V)
In Word:  Format>Picture to resize, crop, reposition the diagram.

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Posted Wednesday, March 26, 2014 - Post #33362
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In addition to what others have indicated above, you can go to File>Export and then choose Export Metafile.  This will create an .emf file.  This file can then be imported into a word document as a picture. 

Considerations:  - it will copy the entire file.  You may not want some information copied.  Sometimes saving the file as a back up and deleting what you don't want copied is quick.  Or sometimes turning off the emotional relationship display is all that is needed.

 I have found setting up the size first can help for importing it into a word document, report, etc.  To do this, go to File > Page Layout before exporting the back up file.


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