PAF keeps most everything in 1 file. So that may be all you have. The one area of exception is if you start adding sounds, music, photos, movies, (multimedia) to your database - those files are not merged into the *.paf file. Also exported/imported GEDComs. Alan > From: David Martin <martin.d@paradise.net.nz> > Date: 2005/07/01 Fri PM 04:54:13 EDT > To: PAF-5-USERS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PAF-5] PAF Files. Help Please? > > Hi > I would like some help please, have started to use my paf program and as > yet I have not asigned any folder for my files :- > > Tools - Preferences - Folders: PAF Files: Import/Export: Backup: > Reports: Web Pages: > > I have two files in a folder together one named David Family another David > Family.pal that I can find. > > I need to asign folders and put all the files that should be in each folder > so that I can always find and transfer them because I want to be able to > transfer the files between desktop computer and a lap top, when required. > > > There are the two files David Family and David Family.pal > > Are they the only two files where data is stored? not having done any > Import/Export. Backup, Reports, Webpages. > > > > Regards David. > > > > > ==== PAF-5-USERS Mailing List ==== > AVG Anti-Virus Users > Disable the 'Certify outgoing messages' option via the E-mail Scanner tab. > >