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Post by dfausty on Aug 7, 2011 11:05:22 GMT -5
I recently found PAW2U and have found it to be a pretty good tool for keeping track of my genealogy research.
However, I cannot get the Ahnentafel report to include more than 9 generations back. The dialog box pops up asking me how many generations that I want to go back, but no matter what I enter, it won't create a report with more than 9 generations. I currently have 12 generations, and expect to find more as I continue my research.
The Pedigree report does include all 11 generations, but not the Ahnentafel report.
Is this a known issue? I'd love to find the answer to this.
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Post by Howard Metcalfe on Aug 7, 2011 22:37:46 GMT -5
I recently found PAW2U and have found it to be a pretty good tool for keeping track of my genealogy research. However, I cannot get the Ahnentafel report to include more than 9 generations back. The dialog box pops up asking me how many generations that I want to go back, but no matter what I enter, it won't create a report with more than 9 generations. I currently have 12 generations, and expect to find more as I continue my research. The Pedigree report does include all 11 generations, but not the Ahnentafel report. Is this a known issue? I'd love to find the answer to this. Hi, I just ran ahnentafel reports for twelve generations, both one for HTML and one for RTF. I got twelve generations, back to my ninth-great grandparents. Did you confuse ninth-great grandparents with nine generations? That's twelve generations, not nine, counting you as generation one, your parents as generation two, your grandparents as generation three, your first-great grandparent as generation four. etc. Best, Howard
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Post by dfausty on Aug 8, 2011 9:29:25 GMT -5
I just ran ahnentafel reports for twelve generations, both one for HTML and one for RTF. I got twelve generations, back to my ninth-great grandparents. Did you confuse ninth-great grandparents with nine generations? That's twelve generations, not nine, counting you as generation one, your parents as generation two, your grandparents as generation three, your first-great grandparent as generation four. etc. Best, Howard Duh... yeah, when I went back and ran it again, I discovered that fact. Sorry to have submitted a false trouble report.
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