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By millas - Monday, October 1, 2007
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I would have liked to include some inserted diagram examples of what I mean - but could not figure out how to insert/paste any diagrams into this post - help on this would be appreciated.
However, my real difficulty with genpro - after only a few days usage - is how to change the diagram representation of a marriage & associated children from (and this is where I need the diagram) - the children hanging off the single horizontal marriage link ---- to one that shows the children attached with a vertical link to the horizontal marriage link between the parents.
My genpro chart created from a gedcom uses both diagram representations - any explanation of why this is would be appreciated.
Regards,
Stewart
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By maru-san - Monday, October 1, 2007
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When you highlight the single marriage line, move your cursor over the blue square at the center of that line. The cursor will change to a vertical double ended arrow, pull down as far as you want.
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By appleshaw - Monday, October 1, 2007
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The auto arrange in Genopro creates these two different styles. I think if there is more than one child you get the split line. One tip when importing a gedcom is that it will not be aligned to the grid - this can cause problems when you try to move people from one tree to another. Simple solution. Select all (Ctrl+A) and then press G To add a diagram you can not use Firefox or similar browser; must be Internet Explorer Then click on the icon as in this image 
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