GenoPro Support Forum

I don't want to add confusion, however the original English Narrative Report cannot be modified because it is built-in to the executable GenoPro.exe.  Unless you have a special tool to modify resources inside an executable, the original report has not been modified.  If you click on drop-down arrow of the Skin Name, you will see a list of reports available, one report skin will be named English Narrative Report.

Edited: Friday, May 2, 2008 by GenoProSupport

When you choose 'edit' Genopro cretaes a 'copy' of the report, this is the one you then edit, leaving the original report untouched.  If you have already changed the original, simply reinstal the software, your database and amended report will be kept.

You may produce any number of reports on familytrees.genopro. Just upload to a different directory for each one.

It is interesting that new users approach the program differently, I have been surprised at how flexible the programmers have allowed it to be , and are always ready to evolve new ideas and develop old ones, over time.

Poolzone  a mere cog in a revolution

Regards

Jon

Regards

Jon

This cannot be achieved in a single .gno file. Hyperlinks are limited to individuals not families and parent or child pedigree links should occur only once in the file. So if you were to create internal hyperlinks for each direct ancestor you could not show the pedigree links on the linked genomap.

A solution is perhaps to use a master - slave approach. Maintain data in your full tree and then after each major update, select your son's direct ancestors and copy and paste into a separate .gno file. Then when you produce reports etc. they do not interfere with each other. You can of course add 'external' hyperlinks to individuals pointing from your master .gno to a slave .gno and vice versa.

GenoProSupport (5/1/2008)

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GenoPro has a toolbar button to select the ancestors.  Just click your son, then on the toolbar button Select Direct Ancestors () and copy & paste the family tree to another document.

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As stated, it appears as the default in the English Narrative Report

To setup an easier address, use your original web site and setup your 'index page' there as a redirection page to Genopro. The address used by Genopro is fairly simple, only an amalgamation of your user name and the folder you nominate, both of which are changeable by you, the user.

Stick with it Jonathon, hyperlinking to separate Genomaps is the best answer to all your other problems, and once done will make navigation of your database much simpler.

Poolzone  a mere cog in a revolution

Use the Google API key from the built-in report.

Also, google api - please help

Regards

Jonathon

Second, the answer to select someone then click an icon to select ancestors and then copy to a new no problem i can do that. I want to copy "links" not create new objects. Maybe this type of thing could be considered in the next release.

You didnt say how to get over my Google, API problem.

I noted today after a restart some of the buggy things stopped - as a matter of interest. 

I wish the program religiously stuck to windows conventions - like control click to add to select.

No chance of creating a slight simpler name for the url to our web sites?

Thanks for the help.

Jonathon

GenoPro has a toolbar button to select the ancestors.  Just click your son, then on the toolbar button Select Direct Ancestors () and copy & paste the family tree to another document.

The AutoArrange has limitations.  You have to do your family tree by manually positioning the individuals with the mouse.  It is not so hard, as you add new people, you click and drag the mouse to place the individuals where you want them to appear in the layout.

You can re-use the same address.  Click on the button Pick to select an existing address.  GenoPro also supports hierarchical places (a place within a place), so you can define a city, and then just type street addresses, or more detailed contact information at that address.

Please tell me how to reproduce it and I will investigate it.

Edited: Thursday, May 1, 2008 by GenoProSupport