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Which is the correct directory structure?

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Posted Friday, August 12, 2011 - Post #28839
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Hi,

I am still not sure that I have structured my directories correctly to always see pictures loading in the Hierarchical Reports on the same computer and possibly achieve portability  of my ...\Genealogy sud-directory to other computers (and still see the pictures!).
Currently, based on what I think I understood after reading the relevant threads in the Support Forum, I use the structure as in the upper part of the appended document. Sometimes, the pictures appear in my Hierarchical reports and sometimes they don't. And I don't understand why. I tried all sorts of different solutions, but could not achieve consistent results.

My questions:
1) Would the structure in the lower part of the appended document achieve what I wish to achieve?
2) Instead of being a sub-directory of ...\My Documents, should the ...\Genealogy directory be a sub-directory of ...\Programs Files\GenoPro
3) Any better recommended structure?

My apologies for such trivial questions, but I ran out of ideas. Thanks for advice.

Kind regards

Roland

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Posted Saturday, August 13, 2011 - Post #28841
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My recommendation is to put the pictures in the same folder as the .gno file is located, or in a sub-folder.  This way, if you copy the folder, you get the GenoPro (.gno) file and the related pictures.


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