Thanks Jonathon, I am currently downloading the CRAMPS softwaere to test it.
G. Roderick Singleton mailed me directly with a link to http://documentation.openoffice.org/HOW_TO/spreadsheet/gantt_pm.zip and a sugestion too use flowcharting simbols. Joe Conner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> also mailed me directlty with a suggestion on a possible way to solve the problem. Not quite what what I was looking for, but a good safety net to fall into. He had in column A the numbers 0,19,40,63,74,77, and 109 (computed with formulas). In column B, he had John's birth in line 1 and his death in 5. In column C, he had Mathew birth in line 2 and his murder in line 4. In column D, he had James birth in line 3 and his death in line 7 (year 109). Finally in column E, he had Oliver's birth in line 6. By the way, I was reading the list through gmane, so no need to mail me directly. I have now subscribed to the list itself, in addition. Thank you, Jesus bless you all, Víctor Rivarola Jonathon Coombes wrote: > If it is genealogy data that you have, may I suggest you look at the > GRAMPS package. It runs under Linux and will also generate reports > into a range of formats include OpenOffice.org formats (not ODF as yet). > > Regards > Jonathon --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
