Re: Are multi-page printed charts useful?

My relatives loved the long charts.
When I put it on the wall at one reunion, I used coloured thread from No.
1 
to the first person of each generation linking them to the people at the 
reunion.

It was great fun for the younger generations to see where they came from.

Di
"Peter J Seymour" <mozng@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> I've just been implementing a timeline chart on Gendatam Suite. Of their

> nature these charts may be rather large and not fit conveniently on a 
> printed page (not a problem for on-line viewing). I have arranged for
such 
> charts to print across as many pages as necessary. However, doing this 
> causes me to think about how useful such multi-page charts are in 
> practice. Do people often ****e over a grid of printed sheets? Any
comments 
> welcome.
> Thanks
> Peter