In a message dated 1/5/2003 10:19:11 AM Mountain Standard Time, sgowen@ns.sympatico.ca writes: > I have a question about the program re: privacy of living individuals. > If I have living individuals in my database, and were to publish a webpage > using the program, how will the information of the "living" individuals be > displayed, e.g. dates, etc. Will they be displayed or would I have to omit > that information? > > Also, if a date field is left empty, does the program estimate a date and > fill it in automatically? I have seen some programs that do this. Paul mentioned RootsMagic, but since nobody has really seen it, I will answer the questions for it. When publishing to a web page, you have several privacy options. You can have the persons name displayed, or just the word "Living". For facts (events), you can have them printed in full, or not at all, or just date, or just place, or just year. RootsMagic *never* makes up data of any kind. - Bruce <A HREF="http://www.RootsMagic.com">http://www.RootsMagic.com</A>