ReferenceTrees and GEDCOM
AutoTreeGen mark
A GEDCOM exported from AutoTreeGen carries a mark in its header: the tree, its version, the export date and a fingerprint of the file contents. When such a file is uploaded, the import job page says what the mark shows: exported from AutoTreeGen and unchanged since, changed after export, a mark we did not issue, a mark that could not be read, or no mark at all, which is normal for a file from another program. A changed file is still imported; the mark only tells you whether it is the same file we exported.
Step-by-step guides
- Upload a GEDCOM4 steps
- Open and read your tree4 steps
- Reconcile two trees4 steps
- Reconstruct a tree from a document4 steps
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- What you can upload Trees and GEDCOM
- How an import runs Trees and GEDCOM
- What the export fills in and how it is marked Trees and GEDCOM
- The tree view Trees and GEDCOM
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