Relatively Yours has the ability to record events of any nature, to record and cross-reference photographs and portraits, to record free-form narratives documenting the life history of individuals, to record research material as it is gathered regardless of its original format, its recognition of the extended family with adoptions and de facto relationships and alias names, its ability to interface with external word processing systems and desktop publishing systems all make Relatively Yours the genealogy system for the serious genealogist.
Its ability to accept minimal data, of partial names with no dates or partial dates or no dates at all, to build up multi-generation families by recording parent-child relationships in a manner that is easily understood, to analyse the information entered to present interesting facts without further intervention, to produce circular letters to aid in the gathering of information from relations, all make Relatively Yours the genealogy system for the amateur family historian.
Main Features :
- Designed expressly for Windows 95/98 /Me/2000/XP/ NT 4.0
- Unique mapping facility to visually relate events to the places where they occurred
- Places family events in their appropriate historical and political context
- Event based, allowing the entry of any type of event with accompanying descriptions
- Multiple participants per event
- Unlimited narrative information can be included
- Associates names with their meanings and origin
- Completely control the dissemintion of sensitive data
- Source citation relating to sources and the repositories where the sources are found
- Multiple sources per event
- Pertinent graphs to illustrate salient family statistics
- Interfaces to Internet map sites for detailed district and street level mapping
- Permits the inclusion of all multimedia objects including photographs, sound recordings and home videos
- Its passport photo concept allows photos to be incorporated into documents and displays
- Custom report facility
- GEDCOM import and export capability to the latest standards
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