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By evildog - Wednesday, September 8, 2004
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Hi,
When I was at school, I was taught that there is a specific mark indicate twins:
1. The twins share "one" link then show fork as seperate child. How to indicate that in Genopro?
2. How to indicate "homozygus" and "Heterozygus" twins?
Thanks!
evildog :?
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By maru-san - Thursday, August 18, 2005
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Hi,
When I was at school, I was taught that there is a specific mark indicate twins:
1. The twins share "one" link then show fork as seperate child. How to indicate that in Genopro?
2. How to indicate "homozygus" and "Heterozygus" twins?
Thanks!
evildog :?
Go to :
http://www.genopro.com/faq/ select the question for twins and you will find the answer. To connect a child as twin to the marriage line please use right click of the mouse and "Link as child". Connect the 2nd child to the same connecting point in the same way.
The 2nd question can only be answered with the use of the Beta Version:
Select one of the twins and click the corresponding buttom [twin symbol] or the "T" on your keyboard, connect then to the other twin. The color can be changed according to your prefences under properties (right click the line). This goes also for the fraternal or identical twins.
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By Mike - Thursday, August 18, 2005
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Is it me or is it genopro?
With triplets (and above) I can only link all as fraternal or all as identical.
Triplets seem to usually be "a pair and a spare" so I need one of each kind of link yet still to group them together.
Has anyone else met (and/or resolved) this problem?
Mike <><
Keep it up Dan you're waaay ahead of the pack.
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