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YvetteDD

YvetteDD Report 17 Jul 2011 09:35

I was trying to apologise for my spelling mistakes, but 'sorry an error has occurred'

Researching:
Woodbridge(Suffolk Swaffham) Dale ,Mann (London)Gadd, Rhodes(Surrey), Baldwin(Worcester), Davey(Surrey), Beckenham, Beckingham (Wiltshire, Surrey),Brooks, Derrick, Harbour(Somerset)

YvetteDD

YvetteDD Report 17 Jul 2011 09:40

so my previous question was, does anyone know whether a previously financial member can open their tree to you? thanks :)

Researching:
Woodbridge(Suffolk Swaffham) Dale ,Mann (London)Gadd, Rhodes(Surrey), Baldwin(Worcester), Davey(Surrey), Beckenham, Beckingham (Wiltshire, Surrey),Brooks, Derrick, Harbour(Somerset)

YvetteDD

YvetteDD Report 17 Jul 2011 09:40

I think we did it at the same time : ;-)

Researching:
Woodbridge(Suffolk Swaffham) Dale ,Mann (London)Gadd, Rhodes(Surrey), Baldwin(Worcester), Davey(Surrey), Beckenham, Beckingham (Wiltshire, Surrey),Brooks, Derrick, Harbour(Somerset)

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+++DetEcTive+++ Report 17 Jul 2011 09:41

Think it might have been a GR error Yvette - I couldn't get on the thread to read it either!

Don't worry two mush apout spelink misteakes - you cud always right in Word or Note pad lik wot I do! :-D

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+++DetEcTive+++ Report 17 Jul 2011 09:44

In answer to your question - yes, they can open their tree, reply to message you originate, but they can't view your tree if you open it to them, or send you an initial message.

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YvetteDD

YvetteDD Report 17 Jul 2011 09:52

ahhh, thank you. I don't always like sending the request but it should do the business in this case. another Q while I'm here ( between eating dinner and making another cup of tea), If I open my tree for them , they cant see it ?

hope you are having a nice sunday x

Researching:
Woodbridge(Suffolk Swaffham) Dale ,Mann (London)Gadd, Rhodes(Surrey), Baldwin(Worcester), Davey(Surrey), Beckenham, Beckingham (Wiltshire, Surrey),Brooks, Derrick, Harbour(Somerset)

YvetteDD

YvetteDD Report 17 Jul 2011 09:55

done, now wait

Researching:
Woodbridge(Suffolk Swaffham) Dale ,Mann (London)Gadd, Rhodes(Surrey), Baldwin(Worcester), Davey(Surrey), Beckenham, Beckingham (Wiltshire, Surrey),Brooks, Derrick, Harbour(Somerset)

YvetteDD

YvetteDD Report 17 Jul 2011 10:45

:-D

Researching:
Woodbridge(Suffolk Swaffham) Dale ,Mann (London)Gadd, Rhodes(Surrey), Baldwin(Worcester), Davey(Surrey), Beckenham, Beckingham (Wiltshire, Surrey),Brooks, Derrick, Harbour(Somerset)

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+++DetEcTive+++ Report 17 Jul 2011 10:48

That's right - they can't see it :-0

If you have an off line tree, you can generate a 'Report' which you can either email or copy and paste into a PM.

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