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MacGenealogist.com is a new blog website for genealogists and family historians who prefer to work on Apple's Macintosh computers. Author Ben Sayer will provide video and written tutorials, tips, news, and reviews that help you accomplish your research goals more quickly and with Mac style.
It's about time that Mac users are recognized! Thank you, thank you!
Written by : nhudd | 20 September 2008 at 02:21
I use Reunion and thought that I would also use FTM and so tried to export the files to FTM and could not make it work. Could someone help me with some advice - I realise that this might be easy for some others. MY Mac is partitioned to enable me to run both Mac and PC programs.
Written by : Libby | 20 September 2008 at 06:46
I assume that you exported to a GEDCOM file in Reunion and then imported the GEDCOM file in FTM. Are you using Bootcamp, VMWare Fusion, or Parallels on your Mac? I have VMWare Fusion. While in Windows I exported a GEDCOM file from a Windows application, copied the file to the Mac side, and imported the GEDCOM file into a Mac program that I likemuch better than Reunion, iFamiyforLeopard--don't be fooled by the name as the program will run perfectly fine on Tiger as well.
Written by : Tom | 20 September 2008 at 16:28
I have been researching genealogy for years but have not found a good program that works on a MAC. I realize that I am behind the times. I would really like to hear from the more experienced researchers what works best.
Thanks
Written by : Joran | 4 June 2009 at 15:35