I found it very useful when I used Family Tree Maker (Not New version) to be able to print a diagramm onto A4/A3 sheets where the programme broke the diagramme into sections with text at break points giving the page No. where that section is continued on.
It saves taking a long chart into libraries, archives etc., it is far easier to refer to a book format in a binder.
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* Diagrams in book format
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Johnyeates
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PeterR
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Diagrams in book format
I think this might be covered by existing Wish-List item 427: 'Hard copy diagrams cross boundary referencing'
http://www.fhug.org.uk/wishlist/wldispl ... lref=427
http://www.fhug.org.uk/wishlist/wldispl ... lref=427
Peter Richmond (researching Richmond, Bulman, Martin, Driscoll, Baxter, Hall, Dales, Tyrer)