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When opening tree after publishing to GenoPro site, there are 20 or more error messages
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Posted Tuesday, November 13, 2018
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I don't know which '
download
link
' you tried to use but I meant download the attachment on my earlier post. You should see
default.htm
at the bottom of the post. right click on it and choose 'save link as'
No, the GenoPro download
page
doesn't look like that
Yes overwrite 'default' file. Your Windows Explorer is not showing file extensions so you are not seeing the .htm part of the name. You can change that under the Windows Explorer 'view' tab.
'lego audio video erro ergo disco'
or "
I read, I listen, I watch, I make mistakes, therefore I learn
"
RaphaelCarrozza
Posted Tuesday, November 13, 2018
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OK, maybe we can sit back and try to relax. This almost works. When I go to the GenoPro Website for Carrozza and click on the
tree
menu icon, the
family name
Carroza must be clicked to see the "tree".
This is what happens when I click the tree menu icon on the Win7 machine in the Chrome browser.
The tree icon only delivers the name index.
When I open the file on my Chromebook, in the Chromeb browser, I get the correct page:
So, as long as the
error
pop-ups have been cured, as they seemingly have, I am a happy guy.
I wanted to thank you for sticking with me on this journey. I know it could not have been easy.
I am getting to an age where I have to consider turning this project over to another
family member
. I was reading
about
GenoPro
Share
and was thinking maybe I could give a couple of family members a "test" ride into the
family tree
while I decide who can take over the reins. As I understand GenoPro Share, while it has an additional cost will allow another family member to work within the framework without actually having to
purchase a GenoPro
Premium edition. Once someone take over, I will
buy
them the premium edition.
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