Chapter 1. General background. 1.1. Disaster Victim Identificatio (DVI). 1.2. Criminalistics and DVI. Chapter 2. Dental DVI. 21.1. Forensic odontology. 2.2. Fingerprinting and DNA-identification. 2.3. Simplicity, ideal computer comparison factor. 2.4. Evidential power of astronomic probability. 2.5. Evidence evaluation rule: beyond reasonable doubt. Chapter 3. Computerized DVI. 3.1. Computers, general tools in criminalistics. 3.2. Cist/benefit calculations. 3.3. Computer aided disaster victim identification systems of today. Chapter 4. Toothpics®. 4.1. Detroit and Sioux City flight accidents. 4.2. The Finnish DVI-Team. 4.3. Toothpics®. Chapter 5. Toothpics® and IDENTIFY©. Setting up. 5.2. Structure. 5.3. Functions. 5.4. Use. 5.5. Troubleshooting. Chapter 6. Toothpics® and IDENTIFY©. Chapter 6. Toothpics® and IDENTIFY© system enhancement. 6.1. General remarks. 6.2. Access to medical databanks, dental data gathering. 6.3. On scene sketching, autotracing, image processing, etc. 6.4. Computer enhanced meetings, crime scene reconstruction, etc. 6.5. Optical character reading. 6.6. Desktop publishing. 6.7. The new (1989) Interpol AM and PM FORMS. 6.7. AM and PM data browsing. 6.9. Search with other than dental characteristics. 6.10. The noble arts of microcomputerizing the DVI-process & playing Golf. Figures. Appendices.