GenoPro 2007 2.0.1.4
Explore the ties that bind you together. GenoPro a family tree solution.
GenoPro is a userfriendly comprehensive software that allows you to draw family trees and genograms that you can sharewith your whole family.
Draw your complete family tree.
Add pictures to create a picture album.
View the "big picture" of your family pedigree.
Generate and print detailedfamily reports with pictures in the language you want.
Analyze and compile detailed statistics about your ancestry.
Import and export your family data with other genealogy software.
Includecustomizable medical symbols.
And more…
The Eleven Essential Features of Sound Genealogy Software
#1. Unicode Support. Unicode is about storing and displaying symbols from differentalphabets. There is no substitute for Unicode. If a genealogy software does not mention Unicode, it is because it does not support Unicode. Most genealogy titles have been written withoutgenuine support for foreign characters, meaning no Unicode support. By tracing your roots, you will find ancestors and relatives living in different countries having family names spelled withnonEnglish characters. A quick test to see if a software may support Unicode is to type "Andr" and search for "Andre". Both names are the same, however mostgenealogy software will treat those names as different. Also, a nonUnicode software will place the letter "" after the letter "z" rather than treating itlike a variant of the letter "e". If your genealogy software cannot handle French accents, think about the problem you will face when entering a surname or a city name inChinese, Hebrew or Russian. Accents are very important and you cannot ignore them without changing the pronunciation and/or the meaning of the word containing the accent. Unicode is aboutaccuracy and future growth.
#2. Graphical Pedigree Tree. Make sure your genealogy software can display a complete graphical representation of your genealogy tree. Can you see both ancestor anddescendants at once? Make sure you are not limited to either direct descendants or direct ancestors charts. A graphical family tree is very important to display real life scenarios. Is yourgenealogy software able to display a second or a third spouse, to distinguish adoptive parents from biological parents, to distinguish between true siblings, halfsiblings and stepsiblings, anddisplay twins and triplets? The graphical pedigree helps to find common mistakes such as a the birth of a child before its parents. This may sound obvious, but you will be amazed how manygenealogy titles do not have adequate visual output. It is much more interesting to visualize a graphical tree than to walk through a list of names sorted alphabetically. Also, if you have agraphical tree, you can print it, copy & paste it to another application. If your genealogy software does not provide a graphical pedigree tree, you are missing an important aspect ofgenealogy research.
#3. Integration. Can you copy & paste your genealogy tree to a PowerPoint presentation or a Word document? Can you copy your genealogy data to a spreadsheet? Can youexport your genealogy data to Gedcom or XML for third party tools to analyze your genealogy data and/or generate a report on the web? GEDCOM is an acronym for Genealogical Data Communication;it’s a method of formatting the text of your family data so that different software programs and operating systems can read and understand it. Extensible Markup Language (XML) is the industrystandard for largescale electronic publishing and storing complex databases. XML is used by office products such as spreadsheets and word processors, books, manuals, emails, news services,search engines, catalog sheets, configuration files, product specifications, datadriven web sites, and more. You cannot afford to miss this opportunity by having a genealogy software notsupporting XML. If you purchase a genealogy software that does not provide the support to import and export your data, your family data may be locked forever in a proprietary database format,meaning you will have to restart from scratch if you choose another genealogy software.
#4. Generate Reports. Can you generate rich HTML reports? HTML reports with hyperlinks are wonderful fornavigating through a genealogy database. Clicking on a hyperlink would bring the details of that individual, family or picture.
#5. Customize Reports. Can you modify a report once it has beengenerated? If your genealogy software does print the report directly, you are out of luck. You want a report stored on a file where you can use your favorite word processor to add missinginformation or remove sensitive data. A good genealogy software will allow you to customize the report template(s), thus allowing you to control what data to insert in the report. By modifyingthe report template, you will save valuable time by generating the report you want. Report customization is a topic of its own. Most genealogy software claims it allows customization, but theonly available customization is to change the title or the font of the report. Pay close attention to the flexibility and agility of the report generator. Does the report generator supportscripting such as VBScript of JavaScript and capable to load COM modules to interact with other external databases?
#6. Custom Data Fields. Can the genealogy software you are considering storeadditional data specific for your needs? For instance, you may want to trace the genealogy of a family having a genetic medical disease. In this case, you would use the userdefined fields tostore information about the disease, diagnosis and lab results. In another case, you may want to record the performances of each athlete in a hockey team recording the statistics for eachseason. In a family having a strong military service, you may want to enter the military grade and other relevant military details. There will always be an additional piece of information youwill need to enter regardless how many predefined data fields are available. Custom data fields allow flexibility. Having custom data fields is not enough. You want to make sure those customfields are accessible. Next you need to look on the level of customization. This is why the custom data fields are so important.
#7. Compile Statistics. Statistics are very important to findpotential mistakes in your genealogy tree. For instance, by looking at the oldest individuals, you may find a mistake in the date of birth or date of death. Statistics are good for curiosity,such as who has been married the most often, who got the most children, how many individuals have been adopted, what was the youngest/oldest parent, etc. The more statistics available, the moreinteresting genealogy will be.
#8. More Than Ancestry. Does the genealogy software you are considering include other elements emotional relationships like friendship, love, harmony, distrust,jealousy and hostility? Can you include complex social relationships?
#9. Easy Navigation. Can you navigate easily through your genealogy data? Let’s say you are editing an individual and wantto change the date of birth of one of his children. Is the child easily accessible, or do you have to go back to the master list and perform a query to find the child? Easy navigation is also achannel to get statistics and instant reports. If an individual has been married four times, can you quickly access each spouse with a single mouse click? Can you do the same with adoptiveparents, twin sibling, pictures, etc?
#10. AutoCompletion Autocompletion is a feature used to enter information into form input fields. Due to the nature of the genealogical data to be enteredinto the program, for example, repeated family names and places, it is beneficial to have a feature that can save you redundant typing and help reduce potential errors.
#11. Low System Impact.If you need a reboot after installing a genealogy software, you are in serious trouble. This is not a joke or a clever sales pitch. It is like suggesting to replace your engine to fix a flattire. Some software does overwrite system files with their own outdated files, thus requiring a reboot for the changes to take effect. Any software that does overwrite system files mayeventually stop working on a newer version of Windows, or worse, cause Windows to stop working after the reboot.
Here are a four clues to spot bad software:
1) No uninstall available. Agenealogy software unable to uninstall itself is a leech on your system. There is probably a good reason why the software is unable to uninstall itself: it has overwritten some system files andcannot undo what was done.
2) Pay close attention for a "backup" option when installing. Why do you need to perform a backup when installing a new software? Well, such poorlywritten software will "backup" the system files before overwriting them, thus putting the burden on you if anything goes wrong. Unfortunately, the next time you install thesame software, the backup will overwrite its first backup, leaving you without the original system files. You are out of luck, and it is "your fault" since you answered"yes" to perform a backup twice. Stay away from this kind of junkware.
3) Look at the size of the download package. If you have to download an install program of 15 MB for amodest genealogy program, be careful. It is likely the download package does contains 14 MB of system files and 1 MB of genealogy software. If you are suspicious, go visit the home page of thesoftware maker and read the FAQ about the installation. Usually, it is all written there, although the designers don’t brag about it.
4) Read the bug history. Poorly written software have anextensive bug history with bugs specific to a particular version of Windows. A well written genealogy software should run flawlessly on all version of Windows. If you wish to predict thefuture, look at the past. A buggy software is likely to have bugs in the future, and a software who had compatibility issues when upgrading Windows is likely to stop working next time youupgrade Windows and/or buy a new machine.
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