In article <3ca5efd8.547519@news.ntlworld.com>, Graham Hadfield <graham@jigrah.co.uk> writes >"Duncan" <duncantuna@yahoo.com> wrote: >>I've always wanted a nice chart that prints out ALL my research on my family >>tree. Decendant charts don't do it, since they start at the top of only >>one part of your tree .. ancestor charts don't do it, since they leave out >>things like uncles, aunts, and cousins. Hourglass charts are just a combo >>of those two, but still leave out tons of info. > >Try TreeDraw from Spansoft. >TreeDraw is available as shareware and is downloadable from the >author's site at www.spansoft.org. I can endorse that - yes, fiddly at first but then, very flexible. I bought the CD version but exchanged it for the older, floppy disk version, because the newer one took longer to run, and if you told it to print/fit to page, it changed the file irredeemably, and jiggled everything round a bit; a nuisance if it wasn't right and you wanted to revert to the previous edition. No problems with the older version though! Is it still £20? Good value. -- Valerie Langfield adm@minuet.demon.co.uk http://www.minuet.demon.co.uk/admusic.htm Music with Meaning - neat PC program that plays music while you read all about it!