When using your favorite genealogy program, and before you export to a GEDCOM file, be sure your family data is organized consistently.
If I choose to exclude living individuals, why are deceased individuals also being excluded?
You have not entered dates in the date of death fields. GED-GEN usually considers an individual deceased if the date of death is not empty. If you do not know when an individual died, specify UNKNOWN before you export your GEDCOM file.
Why do the surname and index pages indicate there are fewer individuals and/or families than are actually in my GEDCOM file?
If you choose to exclude living individuals on the Features tab, then living individuals will not appear at all. In this case GED-GEN will only process, and count, deceased individuals. If all individuals in a family are living, the whole family is excluded. An individual is usually considered living if there is no date of death specified.
How many families can GED-GEN process?
In the un-registered mode, GED-GEN is limited to generating family pages for 500 families. When you register the program, this limit is removed.