On 7/6/2012 10:56 PM, Ila Johnson wrote: > Since there is a 200 inch limitation, shouldn't there be a way for us to > rearrange or make the chart higher rather than so long? The chart is > not that high, just very long. Why are there not ways to get around the > problem for those of us who are wanting to create charts for family > reunions. I am working with a relatively small database of 768 people > not all of whom are on the chart. Yet the chart is a foot high but 33 > feet long. If the families where more vertical instead of only > horizontal, the 200 inch limitation might not matter. > Ila Johnson
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