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When importing this file to Genopro It was containing some custom Tags

I would like to copy some of the data to my project file Without any traces of the custom tags.

How can I delete all traces of the custom tags from the imported file, including the properties of the custom tags. I was able to delete the data from the custom tags, but not its properties.

Even after saving again nothing had changed.

Reading file 'C:\Complete Family Trees\Complete Family Archive\Complete Updated Tree.xml'...
Validating data...
Line 2711: Creating custom tag 'CHAN.DATE' for object Individual
Line 2712: Creating custom tag 'CHAN.DATE.TIME' for object Individual
Line 2716: Creating custom tag 'OBJE.FORM' for object Individual
Line 2717: Creating custom tag 'OBJE.FILE' for object Individual
Line 2718: Creating custom tag 'OBJE._SCBK' for object Individual
Line 2719: Creating custom tag 'OBJE._PRIM' for object Individual
Line 2720: Creating custom tag 'OBJE._TYPE' for object Individual
Line 27423: Creating custom tag 'Coat_of_Arms' for object Individual
Line 27430: Creating custom tag 'CHR.DATE' for object Individual
Line 27431: Creating custom tag 'CHR.place' for object Individual
Line 27433: Creating custom tag 'REFN' for object Individual
Line 27434: Creating custom tag '_UID' for object Individual
Line 27961: Creating custom tag '_GEDCOM_ERROR.birth.DATE' for object Individual
Line 29644: Creating custom tag 'OBJE._SSHOW' for object Individual
Line 31361: Creating custom tag '_GEDCOM_ERROR.death.DATE' for object Individual
Line 31363: Creating custom tag '_GEDCOM_ERROR.death.disposition.DATE' for object Individual
Line 36498: Creating custom tag 'OBJE.TITL' for object Individual
Line 45053: Creating custom tag 'AFN' for object Individual
Line 47034: Creating custom tag 'TITL' for object Individual
Line 47036: Creating custom tag '_STAT' for object Individual
Line 59380: Creating custom tag 'birth.source.DATA.TEXT' for object Individual
Line 59389: Creating custom tag 'death.source.DATA.TEXT' for object Individual
Line 60852: Creating custom tag 'ADDR.ADR1' for object Individual
Line 61725: Creating custom tag 'death.disposition.source.DATA.TEXT' for object Individual
Line 61738: Creating custom tag '_FA13.place' for object Individual
Line 65285: Creating custom tag 'BAPM.DATE' for object Individual
Line 65286: Creating custom tag 'BAPM.place' for object Individual
Line 65297: Creating custom tag '_FA9.DATE' for object Individual
Line 66976: Creating custom tag 'occupation.place' for object Individual
Line 66984: Creating custom tag '_FA8.DATE' for object Individual
.............
Line 777558: Creating custom tag 'ENGA.place' for object Family
Line 777629: Creating custom tag 'ENGA.DATE' for object Family
Line 802605: Creating custom tag 'SLGS.TEMP' for object Family
Line 802716: Creating custom tag 'SLGS.STAT' for object Family
Line 802717: Creating custom tag 'SLGS.STAT.DATE' for object Family
Line 881805: Creating custom tag 'TITL' for object SourceCitation
Line 881808: Creating custom tag 'REPO.CALN.MEDI' for object SourceCitation
Line 59361: Creating custom tag 'DATA.TEXT' for object SourceCitation
Line 395359: Creating custom tag 'DATA.DATE' for object SourceCitation
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I am perhaps doing something wrong but your sugbestion doesn't seem to work even though I am using the latest Beta 18e.

Dan you may delete this message after you have seen it as it takes up a lot of space.

GenoPro will re-create the tags if there are data.  If you clear all the data, then edit the .xml to delete the custom tags, you won't see them when you re-open the .xml file using GenoPro.

To clear the data, use the Table Layout and right click on the column you want to erase.  Select the menu item Erase Column.

Edited: Sunday, September 24, 2006 by GenoProSupport

I did try it and it worked but is a very laborious process as I had 56 family tags and 153 individual tags  95% of which I don't understand as they are just letters which must mean something to somebody but not to me.

I have managed to reduce the family ones to 11 but haven't yet tackled the individual ones as it will take me days to delete each of the 153 columns for a tree with 20000 names !

Edited: Sunday, September 24, 2006 by IainTait

<tags>Coat_of_Arms,AFN,CHAN.DATE,CHAN.DATE.TIME,_GEDCOM_ERROR.death.DATE,

CHR.DATE,CHR.place,_GEDCOM_ERROR.birth.DATE,OBJE.FORM,OBJE.FILE,OBJE._SCBK,

OBJE._PRIM,OBJE._TYPE,source,TITL,REFN,_UID,OBJE._SSHOW,

_GEDCOM_ERROR.death.disposition.DATE,OBJE.TITL,_STAT,source.PAGE,Hobbies,

Other_Interests,Interests_continued,New_Tag,occupation.DATE,occupation.place,

EDUC.DATE,EDUC.place,_DEG.DATE,_DEG.place,RESI.DATE,RESI.place,ADDR,PHON,

birth.source.DATA.TEXT,CONF.DATE,CONF.place,BAPM.DATE,BAPM.place,NAME.source,

NAME.source.DATA.TEXT,death.CAUS,CENS.DATE,CENS.place,BAPL.DATE,BAPL.source,

BAPL.source.DATA.TEXT,death.disposition.source.DATA.TEXT,death.source.DATA.TEXT,

ENDL.DATE,ENDL.source,ENDL.source.DATA.TEXT,SLGC.DATE,SLGC.source,

SLGC.source.DATA.TEXT,EVEN.TYPE,EVEN.DATE,EVEN.place,ALIA,CHR.source,

CHR.source.DATA.TEXT,BAPM.source,occupation.source,occupation.source.DATA.TEXT,

BAPM.source.DATA.TEXT,NAME.source.PAGE,RESI.source,RESI.source.PAGE,

RESI.source.DATA.TEXT,WILL.place,_MDCL,RELI.place,_MILT.place,EVEN.source,

EVEN.source.DATA.TEXT,CENS.source,CENS.source.DATA.TEXT,EMIG.place,_FA2.DATE,

_FA2.place,_FA3.DATE,_FA3.place,_FA4.DATE,_FA4.place,_FA5.DATE,_FA5.place,

_FA6.DATE,_FA6.place,_FA7.DATE,_FA7.place,_FA7.source,_FA8.DATE,_FA8.place,

_FA9.DATE,_FA9.place,_FA10.DATE,_FA10.place,_FA11.DATE,_FA11.place,_FA12.DATE,

_FA12.place,_FA13.DATE,_FA13.place,ADDR.ADR1,ADDR.CITY,ADDR.STAE,ADDR.POST,

ADDR.CTRY,ADDR.ADR2,ORDN.place,birth.source.comment,_FA11.source,birth.source.PAGE,

CENS.source.PAGE,OC.UPATIONS,FA.C,FA.S,OBJE,OBJE._ASID,MARR.DATE,MARR.place,

EMIG.DATE,source.QUAY,EVEN,EVEN.comment,RETI,RETI.DATE,RETI.place,CENS,

NAME.source.QUAY,birth.source.QUAY,death.source.PAGE,death.source.QUAY,

CHR.source.PAGE,CHR.source.QUAY,ADOP.DATE,ORDN.DATE,RELI.DATE,IMMI.place,

PROB.DATE,PROB.place,NAME.source.comment,BAPM.comment,CONF.ADDR,CONF.comment,

CHR.comment,NAME._USED,death.ADDR,CHR.source.DATA.DATE,birth.ADDR,

death.disposition.comment,CHR.ADDR,CHR.source.comment,comment.source,BAPM.ADDR,

EMIG.comment,EMIG._PLAC,comment.source.comment,death.disposition.source.PAGE,

death.disposition.source.comment,death.disposition.AGE,source.comment,

occupation.comment,IMMI.DATE,IMMI.source,EMIG.source,_MILT.DATE,death.CAUS.source,

death.CAUS.source.DATA.TEXT,_MDCL.source,_MDCL.source.DATA.TEXT,OBJE.comment,

NAME.comment,EDUC.source,CENS.comment,RELI,RELI.source,EDUC,WILL.DATE,

WILL.comment,RETI.comment,WILL.source,TITL.source,BAPM.source.PAGE,RFN,

occupation.source.PAGE,RESI.comment,WILL.source.PAGE,comment.source.PAGE,

TITL.source.PAGE,RETI.source,RETI.source.PAGE,EDUC.source.PAGE,EVEN.source.PAGE,

NAME._MARNM,ENDL.TEMP,RESI,IMMI.source.PAGE,PROB.source,PROB.source.PAGE,

NAME._AKA,FAMC.PEDI,FAMC.PEDI._HUSB,FAMC.PEDI._WIFE,FCOM.DATE,FCOM.place,

ADDR.PHON,ARVL.DATE,ARVL.place,CHAN.source,CHAN.source.DATA.TEXT,

WILL.source.DATA.TEXT,EMIG.source.DATA.TEXT,EDUC.source.DATA.TEXT,ARVL.source,

ARVL.source.DATA.TEXT,CONF.source,CONF.source.DATA.TEXT,RELI.source.DATA.TEXT,

_MILT.source,_MILT.source.DATA.TEXT,PROP.place,PROP.source,PROP.source.DATA.TEXT,

IMMI.source.DATA.TEXT,EMIG.source.PAGE,RELI.source.PAGE,IMMI.comment,BAPL.TEMP,

SLGC.FAMC,SLGC.TEMP,BAPL.source.comment,ENDL.source.comment,SLGC.STAT,

SLGC.STAT.DATE,SLGC.source.comment,BAPL.STAT,ENDL.STAT,BAPL.STAT.DATE,

ENDL.STAT.DATE,BAPL.place,DSCR</tags>
  

When I deleted from the xml,  only the tags containing info were re-created when I re-open the xml and so remaking a gno file.

I am just wondering why there are so many tags, where they come from and what is the use of most of them which have strange names which mean nothing to me.

Edited: Monday, September 25, 2006 by IainTait

I didn't have to touch the xml file at all.  I have never tried to access the .xml file though, so I know nothing about that part of it.

Edited: Monday, September 25, 2006 by denisea3465