The Family Window is the location where Hebrew names, birthdays, and children's English and Hebrew names are entered and displayed. To access the Family window, display the View window and press the Family button.

Following are the controls on the Family Window:

Husband's Hebrew name	Enter the husband’s Hebrew name in Hebrew characters
Husband's father's Hebrew name	Enter the Hebrew name of the husband’s father in Hebrew characters
Husband's mother's Hebrew name	Enter the Hebrew name of the husband’s mother in Hebrew characters
Husband’s birthday	Enter the husband’s birthday
Wife's Hebrew name	Enter the wife’s Hebrew name in Hebrew characters
Wife's father's Hebrew name	Enter the Hebrew name of the wife’s father in Hebrew characters
Wife's mother's Hebrew name	Enter the Hebrew name of the wife’s mother in Hebrew characters
Wife’s birthday	Enter the wife’s birthday
Maximum of 6 children's Hebrew names and English names	Enter up to 6 Hebrew names and English names of children; for the English name, you can specify both the first and last names of a child if the last name differs from the member’s last name. If you do this, check the “Check if Full Name” box.
Check if full name	If you entered a first and last name in the English name of a child, check this box.
M	Check this box if the child whose name is to the left is a boy
F	Check this box if the child whose name is to the left is a girl
Birthday	Enter the child’s birthday
Previous	Click this button to jump to the previous member in your database
Next	Click this button to jump to the next member in your database
Update	Click this button to update the data with any changes you might have made
Help	Click this button to view this help information
Return	Return to the View Window

The Keymap menu option will display a virtual keyboard of Hebrew letters at the bottom of the window to allow you to easily enter Hebrew characters in the Hebrew text boxes of the Family Window. You can use the keymap in two ways: either depress a Hebrew character on the keymap and it will be placed in the text box that your cursor is pointing to, or depress the corresponding English letter on your keyboard to get the Hebrew letter listed above it on the keymap to be placed in the text box that your cursor is pointing to. This allows you to type Hebrew letters simply and easily and obviates the need for a Hebrew keyboard overlay.