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By 1508059 - Thursday, August 27, 2015
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I had a registration code from the book I purchased for an online course I am taking. I started my family tree in January 2015, but the registration key expired, and I am just now taking the class. Is my work saved? If so, how can I find it? This is an academic project for me, and the instructions are to submit my work via "assignment manager". If I purchase another registration key, will I find the work I started and will it have access to academia so that I may submit my work via "assignment manager"?
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By GenoProSupport - Thursday, August 27, 2015
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Dear Elizabeth, We launched GenoPro 2016 last week, and we are finishing the page www.genopro.com/GenoProX/ before sending our newsletter to those who purchased our product. Anyone who purchased GenoPro in 2015 gets a free upgrade. I added a permanent registration key for GenoPro 2016 to your account.
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By genome - Thursday, August 27, 2015
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You asked Is my work saved? If so, how can I find it? GenoPro is not an online tool and by default does not save your data online.
It is down to you to save your work. i.e. use File/Save from the GenoPro Menu to save it as a .gno file.
You may also save your work to GenoPro's servers using the File/Online Backup menu entry.
If you did either of these things and have not since deleted the items then your work is saved. If you do not know where you saved you work on your PC then you can use GenoPro's File/Find menu item to locate any .gno files you may have.
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