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By TVZ - Saturday, June 1, 2019
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I am making a book that includes a number of fairly complexfamily genealogies, to be used by regular people not familiar with GenoPro. (See example below.) I have received the comment that on some, it's hard tofigure which offspring are descended from which spouse, etc. Is there, 1) a wayto use color or something to clarify this? or 2) something I can tell thatclarifies how to interpret the chart in that regard?
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By Howard53 - Sunday, June 2, 2019
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You can use combinations of colour and size for individuals, family lines and child/parent lines. See the Properties > Display menu for each item, or use the toolbars.
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By appleshaw - Sunday, June 2, 2019
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On GenoPro I would space the families out but a book needs the compact version you show. Could possibly be made a bit more obvious but it would probably need more pages, which can also be difficult to follow. I have used colours as you suggest. Choose a parent and change the gender background to a distinctive colour. For the child open the display tab and change quadrants of the gender background; I set top left for father's colour and top right for mother
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