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Posted Thursday, October 24, 2024 - Post #45436
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I made a genogram during the free trial on a Mac and the free trial period for "Crossover" expired.  I also purchased GenoPro. 
Now I can't find my original GenoGram I created during the trial. Please help! 

I tried using the registration key that was given to me for the trial period and also the registration key with the purchase. Neither pull up the genogram I created. 
Posted Sunday, October 27, 2024 - Post #45442
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If you open GenoPro then from the main menu open the File menu.
The ninth option is Find
This will look for any .gno file your machine can see.
Posted Sunday, October 27, 2024 - Post #45443
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This is great!  I had never used it before!
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 If you were using Crossover, it's possible the file was stored in a virtual Windows drive created by Crossover. You might want to check folders like:
~/Library/Application Support/Crossover/ or use Mac's search function to look for files ending in .gno.

Also, make sure you're opening GenoPro with the full version you purchased, not the expired trial setup. Sometimes the saved file can be opened manually by locating it and double-clicking, rather than through the software menu.

Side note: while looking for tips on GenoPro, I also came across useful tools like SSStik — a handy TikTok downloader that doesnt leave watermarks. Might not be related, but thought Id share since lots of us multitask across different platforms these days!

Hope you find your genogram soon!



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