If you are using Netscape Navigator, you may not be able to view your genealogy tree within the browser unless you install an ActiveX plug-in. View a genealogy tree on the Internet Simply click on a .gno hyperlink. The browser will download the .gno file and prompt to open or save the file to disk. Use the document properties dialog to view and edit all pictures on the genealogy tree. You may want to verify the names of the pictures to be identical to the filename on the disk.
Some web sites treat two files having the same name of different case as distinct files.
Save your genealogy tree under a different file name. Do not forget to copy the pictures associated with the genealogy tree, otherwise you won't be able to view any picture within the browser. Create a hyperlink to the .gno file. Here are some samples of genealogy trees to view within your browser. If you are using Internet Explorer 3.x, you should not have this problem.