In fact, you could add the same photo twice to a record, and crop it differently each time. For example, if you have a single family portrait representing a branch of your tree that has ten individuals in it, in Reunion you could add the same photo to all ten people’s records, and then crop it to show just the individual you want.

The most important reason was simply that he software seemed a little too buggy at the time.Īnother issue which bothered me, which seems minor, was that you could not take a single photo and use it to create multiple head shots to represent many different people in your tree. In the end I decided against switching, due to several reasons. It was actually the subject of several posts, as I tested it out to see if it made sense to switch from using Reunion to FTM Mac. The first version was released in 2010, and in fact was the subject of the very first post on this blog.

has released the third version of their Family Tree Maker (FTM) application for the Mac (yes there was an older version a decade or so ago, but I’m ignoring that).

Family tree maker mac 3.1