Immigration/Emigration facts in GenoPro

Hmm interesting. I've emailed you via the Codeplex website, perhaps if you could email a GEDCOM extract of that one person with the single day residency file. I can invesigate why.

One thought that strikes me is if you used 2009 as the date then you have two 2009 dates and it will pick one randomly. Perhaps the only recourse is a 31st December 2008 entry to force a 2008 date to take presidence over a 1995 one.

 

I tell the accountants at work that all the time.

 

Check the loose deaths tab just to be sure. I wouldn't want reports of your death to be greatly exaggerated.

No I think the issue is them all resolving to 2009 which doesn't then give any different year info. A 2008 fact would resolve the issue. However it's clear I'll need to come up with some other means of treating ranged residence facts as it's a perfectly valid way of entering data and users shouldn't have to go through hoops to get the program to present the timeline correctly.

In the meantime a 2008 fact should work, add a comment that its a temporary "placeholder" fact to remind you.

 

hehe I do kinda have a bit of an idea how it works, although some parts of it do feel more random than others, especially when I'm in the middle of adding a new feature.

Thanks for the reports glad you got a temporary fix working as desired.

 

Well its definitely not the accounts driving the GenoPro site! When I used to use the software were were pushing for updates and fixes, and the message came back that they were working on something that would revolutionise the world and GenePro had taken a backseat. This was the time I decide to try some new software.

 

Hi Bryman,

If you select Tools, and Options, in the box that pops up is a section called Genogram Options.
If you tick the 1st box called Display Genogram Dialog, then you get an extra tab before General.

 

And Happy New Year to you.

I preferred the Genogram tab as the notes box was bigger.