Hi Ira and all, Just tried out the Beta version for the first time yesterday and...Wow! I like it! Had many problems when I tried to put accent caracters in sentences so I limited my "testing" with french words with no accents! Been in and out of the mailing list, so be patient with me if do report something already discussed. Wondering what the "Mark as preferred child" means. I clicked on it and an asterisk appears besides the selected child but then, when I decided to "re-arrange" the child order, the asterisk stayed at the same place and now I cannot remove it! It doesn't go away even if I start a new database!!! There's no space between the given name and the surname of individuals. We have to insert a space ourselves. Ok not much of a problem here but since we don't have this with version 2..... "Address List", when I went to look at the address list, only 1 individual appeared on the list even if I entered the even for a couple. The two individuals should be on that list right? I've checked for the event in both individuals and it's there. "Witness", I've entered a different sentence for a male and a female witness for the event "Baptism (cannot substitute for birth). I've entered a male and a female as witnesses for that event, and when I go to read the story sentence for the male, it's ok, but the female has the sentence for the male. Didn't tried any other event for this problem. "Places", when entering a place that has accents, when you go and click the "accents" tab, the place (not yet completed) is considered as finished and was registered in the place editor. When I had a place name with for example, 4 accents total, I would have 4 (unfinished) places in my place editor. I'm aware that this is a Beta version and these are not very big problems but since we have to chance to try it out..... Keep up the good work Ira and don't worry for the delay of version 3, we are very happy with version 2 at this present moment, I know I am!! Regards Louise Smith Email: louise@dsuper.net Ma page personnelle / My personnal page: http://www.dsuper.net/~louise/index.html