AhnMan

With dAM you get your ancestor administration into the handle. You can save extensive data for persons (*1), families, addresses, relationships, pictures, sources, locations, event data (*2) and own criteria in the dAM data base. (*1) e.g. last name, maiden name, forename, first name, sex, more first names, father, mother, adopted, family line, profession, denomination, source, stranger number, AFN, RFN, source, remarks, died. (*2) e.g. birth, baptism, confirmation, marriage, divorce, death, burial, christening, cremation, adoption, confirmation, first communion, ordination to the priesthood, naturalization, emigration, immigration, national census, will confirmation, will, graduation, retirement, divorce petition, engagement, contingent, marriage contract, marriage permission, marriage contract. The number of the objects to be stored is not restricted practically. Lay out arbitrarily many data bases of your own. Use dAM with various search possibilities, store often used search conditions in the data base, navigate simply and comfortably through the complete data stock. See the location of your ancestors on Google Maps. With help of the various interfaces you can import external data in the following formats: ASCII text files (with logical columns), GEDCOM files (version 5.5.1). Import GOV and media files. Produce a complete web site of all of your data with few clicks. All generated pages are linked to each other. You can produce (optional) data sheets, ancestor lists, descendant lists, genealogical tables, ancestor trees, pictures, addresses sheets, user data sheets, search lists and more. View this from large pc screen down tosmall on smartphones. Do this all in 2 different languages (German and English)more languages in preparation. Decide, which private data you will publish. Print various reports and evaluations, save them as PDF. Of course, a complete, context sensitive on-line help is integrated. dAM is based on the MS Access 2007 data base.