John,
I downloaded pdf pro, and created a custom page of 11 x 300, and named it
banner, but it did not create the file when I sent it to print. Or rather,
it did create it, but it took my 300 inch chart, inexplicably printed it to
5 pages, 4 of which were blank, and one a fragment of the chart.
Janis,
pdfFactory Pro defaults to letter paper size unless you change the
defaults (in Printers, right-click pdfFactory Pro and select preferences).
You can select the banner size when you print by clicking Print, then
selecting pdfFactory Pro as the printer, then clicking Properties. On the
I just looked at my Adobe Standard 8 help file, and it says that the maximum
*.pdf is 15,000,000 inches. Adobe 8 also allows you to specify the amount of
overlap for multiple page documents (like our charts), and will mark the
pages so you can easily line up the pages. I haven't tried this, as
Generations had it, Reunion has it.
I haven't seen FTM, a couple of others have it, but it is clunky and
difficult to customise.
It is the chart I use the most.
Foxy
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For a Family Reunion's it's great to be able to print an All-In-One Chart
which contains a
I have kept my Generations precisely for the Charting. No one has come close to
the ease of use of this program. I just wish it was a part of Legacy. It isn't,
which is a shame.
Roger From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Chart printing
Genbox Family History will make a chart of everyone with nine variations
less complex than FTM.
Brendan Caley
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Sent: 14 September 2007 16:27
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Chart printing
For a Family Reunion's it's great to be able to print an All-In-One
Chart which contains a subset of your complete database.
First create a gedcom which is a subset of your database. (This is the
hardest part, selecting the right multiple ancestors, and selecting
them and their
Bill,
No it cannot be done using Legacy. FTM has an AllInOne chart which
produces the pdf file you are requesting.
Ron Ferguson
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Hi Bill,
Like Chap I can't imagine printing a chart with all individuals in
the one chart. Even a chart with just the descendants of one set of
great grandparents is totally impractical - and produced
automatically by programs is a ribbon about 30 cm wide but 15 metres long.
My file is
As well as an everyone chart, a chart with all blood relatives would be
good. Rather than only showing the descendants, it can show different lines
that are beyond value at family reunions. Fortunately I have access to a
colour roll printer at work.
In Generations I printed one out for a
Bill:
I don't think most people would ever want to print a chart with everyone in
their database.. I for one have over 30,000 people in my database and a
chart for everyone would probably be a block long - how do you print that
and what would you do with it if you had it?
Most people will
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