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April 23, 2010 at 2:19 am #52564
David Blatner
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Agreed. Family tree software (such as Reunion on the Mac) is far better. If you need to get it into ID later, you could save the tree as a PDF and import it into your layout, or open that in Illustrator to tweak vectors there first.

Or use a flow-chart program. I wonder if Vizio lets you do family trees?!

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