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Posted Friday, May 2, 2014 - Post #33555
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If I want to just show a single line of descent, such as from father to son to son, etc. can I do this without having it automatically add the other parent? Whenever I try to link a person as a child to someone else, where there is only one parent, the program automatically adds a blank object for the missing parent. Can you set it to not add a parent unless you tell it to?
Posted Saturday, May 3, 2014 - Post #33559
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This topic has been dicussed several times in this forum.

E.g., you could refer to following post http://support.genopro.com/FindPost29206.aspx

Hope this helps.
Posted Friday, May 30, 2014 - Post #33636
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The problem is that there is no resolution in that referenced thread. The last message shows exactly how I want to see it but there's nothing that tells you how to do it.
Posted Saturday, May 31, 2014 - Post #33640
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Perhaps the author of the last message considered no explanation was required, as all that is needed is to delete the spouse,drag the child to a position below its father and then resize the family line to a single point. If you look closely you will see grey dots that are the remnants of family lines.


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Posted Saturday, June 7, 2014 - Post #33655
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The problem is that if you then auto-arrange it looks ridiculous because it restores the lines to their original size instead of just leaving the single vertical line between parent and child.
Posted Saturday, June 7, 2014 - Post #33657
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I would say it is more of a limitation than a problem, once you start to manually adjust layout then I believe it is unreasonable to expect auto-arrange to cope.  Auto arrange has been discussed at length in this forum and I think it is generally accepted that it is of help on import and for the simplest of trees but after that it is down to you. Partial auto arrange of a selection is a great help too.


However it would be nice to have better snap features to help align groups of individuals.


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