I use The Master Genealogist, and it looks like will import FTM. http://tmg.reigelridge.com/Importing.htm  >>Most users of TMG start by importing their data from another genealogy program. TMG imports data directly from most current genealogy programs, so this is a good way to get off to a fast start if you have previously recorded your data in another program. But differences in approaches between TMG and your previous program, along with your personal methods of recording data in that program, will likely cause some of the data to be imported in less than a ideal way. This article may help in obtaining the best possible import and offer some tips in approaching the task of cleaning up any remaining issues. Since my experience with importing is from Family Tree Maker® (FTM) this article will provide the most specific information about importing from that program. But many of the suggestions apply as will to imports from other programs. New users of TMG may also find my series on TMG Basics to be helpful.<< Lil ________________________________ Today's Topics:   1.  Family Tree Database Question (Roger Hendrix)   2. Re:  Family Tree Database Question (Barry Carlson) Message: 1 Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2012 19:38:34 -0500 From: "Roger Hendrix" <rphendrix@windstream.net> Subject: [FreeHelp] Family Tree Database Question To: <freepages-help@rootsweb.com> Message-ID: <006a01cd4a8f$32cff280$986fd780$@windstream.net> Content-Type: text/plain;    charset="us-ascii" I started my family tree research using the Family Tree software from Ancestry.com and over the years have migrated to Family Tree Maker 2010. My question is does anyone know of a migration utility that will take the FTM database and generate a PAF database retaining all of the original FTM data such as photos, images, PDF files, etc. I have discovered that the Publish feature of FTM 2010 does not generate good or useable HTML code of the documents published. I have sadly discovered that the GED file generated by FTM 2010 does not include the photos, images, etc. which means that a significant portion of the work I have done using FTM cannot be incorporated in a website as I lose all of the attached photos, images, and documents when the file is imported into other Family Tree software packages that do generate reasonable website pages. Many thanks in advance. Roger Hendrix