The main goal of DAV is to produce a good graphic rapresentation of DGS archives.

DAV begun a separate program when I decided to distribute it with a lot of archive that I produced for my study with more than 100,000 chord positions. Now it is the most complete guitar chord database you can find on internet.

DAV is designed to select an archive (in the upper left combo you can see all archives: *.ads files) find in the current directory and show to user all chord within the selected archive (left list) in text format. By selecting an item in the 'Archive list' you can see its graphic rappresentation on the right.

With File menu you can open archive on different directory or import an archive from clipboard (useful if you're working with DGS), finally you can print all archive positions to bmp pictures rapresenting a printable page.

You can decide how many chord you want in a row and how may row, which page to print and a zoom factor for chord dimension.

You have also the right click functionality over chord shape picture to define image size and to copy a single chord image to clipboard to paste every where: