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You can do it even if you use different GenoMaps on the same .gno document, by asking the report generator to make the report on the document and not on a single GenoMap.

Yes I will do that, the reason I tried to put them all in one tree, is so that when I put them on the web or produce a report, all the persons on my tree will be shown in that web or report.

Thanks for looking at it though

Dave

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"εν οιδα οτι ουδεν οιδα" (Σωκρατησ)  - "The only thing that I know is that I don't know anything" (Socrates)

doakey (9/8/2005)

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have you any other suggestions, to better it, or noticed any other things I am doing wrong.

I have not noticed anything at first, however I would recommend to split your tree into multiple GenoMaps.  Select one branch of your tree, right-click and select "Move to GenoMap".  Your tree will be much easier to manage.  For instance, select "Robert Eustace", click on the toolbar button "Select Ancestor Tree" to select all its ancestors, right-click to get the context menu, select "Move to GenoMap" and pick "<New GenoMap>".  Repeat this process for other branches of your tree.  For instance, you may move "Henry Eustace" and its descendents to a new GenoMap. In this case, you will have to use the toolbar button "Select Descendent Tree" and manually select his wife before moving to a new GenoMap.  If you don't have to select his wife, it's no big deal as you can always move her later...

Edited: Thursday, September 8, 2005 by GenoProSupport

having had a look at my efforts, have  you any other suggestions, to better it, or noticed any other things I am doing wrong.

I see, I put that number in there so that it the individuals corresponded to to the numbers in my original book and index of my family researches, as I could not see where else to put it, I suppose I could put it in the notes. but if that is the problem, and I can well see that it is, then I will set and alter them all.

Thanks

On the Birth of Frederick Oakey, it is written 39 as the Child Number.  Delete this value and GenoPro will automatically re-compute the Child Number based on his date of birth.

The report generator will produce the following output: He was the oldest of nine children..

I noticed you have used the Child Number to enter large numbers, up to 153.  May I ask what is the meaning of those numbers?  I can create a new field to "number" individuals.  The Child Number is used to sort children from oldest to youngest.

Edited: Wednesday, September 7, 2005 by GenoProSupport

All the other button on this tool bar work with genopro, navigation, size, drop down list for view, so why does not the help button work, it is definiatly not part of my normal browser