Lois Brinks-Heath <[email protected]> > it on to their children. For me, I would never put this kind of > info into FTM or out there publicly. I just keep it in my notes. TMG has a few features that help this type of situation: exclusion and sensitivity markers. One can enter the data, but the markers can be used to prevent the data from being printed or transferred via GEDCOM. > In regards to uploading my FTM to public places, I would like for <nitpicking> FTM is a program. One seldom, if ever, uploads a program. One uploads, possibly the FTM datafile (though that is only usable by those with programs that can read FTM native storage format), a GEDCOM (text, but structured for transfer between programs), or some textual report made from the data (web pages, PDFs, etc.). -- bieber.genealogy Dennis Lee Bieber HTTP://home.earthlink.net/~bieber.genealogy/ Dennis Lee Bieber <[email protected]>