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<b>Who Was Born When?</b><br/>Under "Tools &gt; Analysis and exploration &gt; Compare Individual Events..." you can compare the data of individuals in your database. This is useful, say, if you wish to list the birth dates of everyone in your database. You can use a custom filter to narrow the results.

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	<b>Filtering People</b><br/>In the People View, you can 'filter' individuals based on many criteria. To define a new filter go to "Edit > Person Filter Editor". There you can name your filter and add and combine rules using the many preset rules. For example, you can define a filter to find all adopted people in the family tree. People without a birth date mentioned can also be filtered. To get the results save your filter. Then select this filter in the Filter field on Sidebar, then click Find button. If the Sidebar is not visible, select View > Sidebar.
	<b>Inverted Filtering</b><br/>Filters can easily be reversed by using the 'invert' option "Return values that do not match the filter rules". For instance, by inverting the 'People with children' filter you can select all people without children.
	<b>Locating People</b><br/>In the Grouped People View, each surname is listed only once. By clicking on the arrow to the left of a name, the list will expand to show all individuals with that last name. To locate any Family Name from a long list, select a Family Name (not a person) and start typing. The view will jump to the first Family Name matching the letters you enter.
	<b>The Family View</b><br/>The Family View is used to display a typical family unit as two parents and their children.
	<b>Changing the Active Person</b><br/>Changing the Active Person in views is easy. In the Relationship view just click on anyone. In the Pedigree View doubleclick on the person or right click to select any of their spouses, siblings, children or parents.
	<b>Who Was Born When?</b><br/>Under "Tools > Analysis and exploration > Compare Individual Events..." you can compare the data of individuals in your database. This is useful, say, if you wish to list the birth dates of everyone in your database. You can use a custom filter to narrow the results.
	<b>Gramps Tools</b><br/>Gramps comes with a rich set of tools. These allow you to undertake operations such as checking the database for errors and consistency. There are research and analysis tools such as event comparison, finding duplicate people, interactive descendant browser, and many others. All tools can be accessed through the "Tools" menu.
	<b>Calculating Relationships</b><br/>To check if two people in the database are related (by blood, not marriage) try the tool under "Tools > Utilities > Relationship Calculator...". The exact relationship as well as all common ancestors are reported.
	<b>SoundEx can help with family research</b><br/>SoundEx solves a long standing problem in genealogy, how to handle spelling variations. The SoundEx Gramplet takes a surname and generates a simplified form that is equivalent for similar sounding names. Knowing the SoundEx Code for a surname is very helpful for researching Census Data files (microfiche) at a library or other research facility. To view the SoundEx codes for surnames in your database, add the SoundEx Gramplet.
	<b>Setting Your Preferences</b><br/>"Edit > Preferences..." lets you modify a number of settings, such as the path to your media files, and allows you to adjust many aspects of the Gramps presentation to your needs. Each separate view can also be configured under "View > Configure View...".
	<b>Gramps Reports</b><br/>Gramps offers a wide variety of reports. The Graphical Reports and Graphs can present complex relationships easily and the Text Reports are particularly useful if you want to send the results of your family tree to members of the family via email. If you're ready to make a website for your family tree then there's a report for that as well.

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