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--- en:report_stud [2018/04/12 17:35]
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 ''Build report'' -- ''Lineage list''.
 Lineage list is a text report about relatives. The set of relatives included into the lineage list depends on its type. An ascending lineage list includes all direct ancestors of the person whose lineage list you are building. A descending lineage list includes all direct descendants of the chosen person:\\
-{{popup> en:lineage.jpg |%Lineage list}}
+{{popup> en:lineage.png |%Lineage list}}
 Lineage list can include all persons of the Persons table, in this case there isn't generations division in the lineage list, persons go according to their order in the table.  Meanwhile, generations division is kept if you build an all persons lineage list on the Tree tab.
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   * ''Report options'' -- choose content and appearance of the lineage list;
-  * ''Save as...'' -- save the lineage list as a HTML file;
+  * ''Save as...'' -- save the lineage list as HTML or TXT file;
   * ''Open in browser'' -- open the lineage list in a default browser window.
+Agelong Tree supports different types of parentage numbering. In the **Konovalov format** the person’s code consists of several parts. The person’s serial number comes first (persons are numbered successively; the person for whom the parentage is created, has a number 1). Then, after the "-" sign, the number is followed by the number of the person’s parent. If the person’s parent had several spouses, the number of the person’s second parent in shown in parentheses. If the person’s parent had only one spouse, the number of the second parent is not specified. If we generate the number by **d’Aboville system**, a '.' symbol is added to the number of the parent followed by the number of the parent’s child in birth order. The person for whom the parentage is created, has a number 1. The first child has a number 1.1, the second - 1.2 and so on. Similarly, the first child of a person with a number 1.1 is numbered 1.1.1, the second - 1.1.2 and so on.

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