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Customers GenoPro version: 2.0.1.6
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Thanks again and I did buy the program and put my trees on the Genopro server!
Rico
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Customers Important Contributors FamilyTrees.GenoPro.com GenoPro version: 3.1.0.1
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To get your report onto your website you would need an ftp program - there are several good free ones. When you connect to your web space you can then create two directories eg Mother, Father. You then load the reports there. You will then use addresses such as www.ISPname/Father and www.ISPname/Mother.
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Customers GenoPro version: 2.0.1.6
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Thanks for the quick reaction and the tree options:
i will try the first one to see if it works fine for the 2 different family's if it is not then i can do it in the second way and so I can place two links on my website to the the trees on the genopro server. For the third option I have to check with my provider if it is possible for me to have two addresses.
Thanks again and if I can manage the problem I certainly wil buy the program.
Rico
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Customers Important Contributors FamilyTrees.GenoPro.com GenoPro version: 3.1.0.1
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Three options here (at least)
1 Put everything in one GenoPro file but split it into two parts using the GenoMap feature. This means that one display will be one family and the second for the other. However they are still linked to show the relationships. As a comment it is suggested that. as a rule of thumb. if you have more than about 200 people on a display it should be subdivided. having said that I have some twice that size.
2 Create the two separate files and load them to the GenoPro server and give them separate names there
3 Create separate directories in your own web space and load the separate files there so that they have different web addresses
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Customers GenoPro version: 2.0.1.6
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I am also trying Genopro an I have a website and will place the reports on my site. I will have the report of my family on the site and the report of my wife's family also and that is a big problem because I have everything (index.html, default.htm ,etc ) twice and so it is a mess. I use Netobjects Fusion for my site and the program put the reports in the html-folder. How can I put TWO familytrees on ONE website??
Rico
Edited: Sunday, January 27, 2008 by
GenoProSupport
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Customers FamilyTrees.GenoPro.com GenoPro version: 3.0.1.2
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bogistad (7/10/2007) The other clincher is this forum. If you have problems, suggestions or the simplest of queries, you are treated with respect and your posts are always answered.
ABSOLUTELY!!!!! I came to the message board when I was still trialing Genopro. Before I plunked down my hard earned cash, I wanted to make sure I could do what I wanted to do. And when trialing a program, if I need to send any inquiries to the developer, how they respond (or not) often impacts my purchasing decision. (After all, if they ignore you when you're trialing, do you think they will treat you any better after you've bought the program????) What I found is that I received quick responses from various people and I was able to get answers to my questions.
Also, by perusing the existing posts, I learned even more!
Edited: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 by
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Customers FamilyTrees.GenoPro.com GenoPro version: 3.0.1.2
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304904 (7/7/2007)
why should I not switch today to genopro?
You mention you are a long time computer user - I pretty much live & die by my computer and PDA (my little "computer away from my computer".) You also mention that Geneopro seems very different from other "genealogy" programs - not necessarily to your dislike. Based upon those things, I can't think of a reason why you should not switch to Genopro today! :
I'm new to Genopro (just bought it a week or two ago) and am really not interested in genealogy. (gasp!) But I'm 50, have family scattered across the country & many of us have not seen each other in many years. I've also lived long enough to see many cherished family members pass on. The reason I love Genopro is that it has become my online family. Since I'm normally near a computer, I can view it anytime and anyone in my family, anywhere, can see it too. It's also nice when you hook up with a long lost relative, to be able to have them view the "album" and they can get caught up with what has happened in the family. (Assuming they are interested, which they may not be!)
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Customers FamilyTrees.GenoPro.com GenoPro version: 3.1.0.1
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I have now been using GenoPro for a number of years so allow me to give it a plug. I looked at a number of others on offer (although not Legacy). My criteria was what I would call practical rather than technical. I needed a product which could be easily interpreted by my non-English speaking relatives living in various countries and the ability for them to enter data easily with their limited English knowledge. GenoPro for me met these requirements far better than the others I looked at and my relatives have never had any problems handling it. The other clincher is this forum. If you have problems, suggestions or the simplest of queries, you are treated with respect and your posts are always answered. I have since suggested GenoPro to a number of my friends who are now happy users themselves. Go for it, you won't regret it!
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Customers Important Contributors FamilyTrees.GenoPro.com GenoPro version: 3.0.1.5
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I thought I had a perfect program when I found Legacy with regard to the reports. But my tree has grown and the reporting style of GenoPro has so much improved that I do not regret of having moved to this program only. Everyday you wait is a lost day. Legacy is a sleeping program on my PC and who wants to print 300 pages or more anyway. You can put the report on a CD and send the CD, which saves you paper and mailing fees. And I find this support Forum excellent. You have questions and you get several answers. And you can participate in improving the program by making suggestions (almost instantly). Of course there are features you might want to have other programs have, but then the question is how often do you use those features. I then use the Gedcom function from the Report Generator and open with those programs, which have those features. But as I said, its only once in while. These are exactly my feelings due to my experience with Legacy :
Edited: Monday, July 9, 2007 by
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Customers Important Contributors FamilyTrees.GenoPro.com Translator GenoPro version: 3.1.0.1
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304904 (7/8/2007) I did not mean to seem negative. Every program has it's issues. I'd simply like to hear people's views who use the software and what issues I might run into. It would seem report generation is one of the things that might be improved. Or maybe there are 3rd party tools or ways to do other reports? I thought I had a perfect program when I found Legacy with regard to the reports. But my tree has grown and the reporting style of GenoPro has so much improved that I do not regret of having moved to this program only. Everyday you wait is a lost day. Legacy is a sleeping program on my PC and who wants to print 300 pages or more anyway. You can put the report on a CD and send the CD, which saves you paper and mailing fees. And I find this support Forum excellent. You have questions and you get several answers. And you can participate in improving the program by making suggestions (almost instantly). Of course there are features you might want to have other programs have, but then the question is how often do you use those features. I then use the Gedcom function from the Report Generator and open with those programs, which have those features. But as I said, its only once in while.
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