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skin changes ignored in GenoPro 1.91b

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Author When I make changes to a skin, the changes are not picked up by the report generator
JulesBD
Posted Today @ 6:24 AM - Post #47624
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Hi, apologies first, I still use version 1.91b.  I still think it's the greatest Genealogy software available.

When I first bought GenoPro around 2002, I successfully made some changes to my HTM skins located in C:/Program Files/GenoPro/Skins/.  My skins are held in a folder I called "{EN}JBD skin for 1.91", they are home.htm, index.htm, individual.htm, family.htm, index.names.htm, which I believe is the full set and all as it should be.  Back in the early 2000's, I made changes to some of those skins, including home.htm, and as far as I can remember, those changes worked fine and there were no problems.

Just recently I have made a few more simple changes to the home.htm skin (wording changes and font size changes).  But, when I try to generate a new report using that same skins folder "{EN}JBD skin for 1.91", the changes do not appear in the generated report.

I noticed there is also a copy of my skins folder in C:\Program Files\GenoPro\Help\reportgenerator\skins, so I thought maybe the report generator is using that folder of skins instead, so I made the same changes to those skins in that location and then ran the report generator again.  But no difference.

I can't work it out.  It's as if the report generator has a memory of home.htm skin as it was before my changes.  I've tried closing & restarting GenoPro in case there's some caching going on, even restarting the computer, but no luck.

Any ideas, please?  It's probably something stupid I'm doing or not doing.

Many thanks!

Jules Backer Dirks
(and please do visit https://backerdirks.com where you'll find my genopro report embedded)

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