01-28-2008, 03:53 PM
Most of the better genealogy programs have an export as 'GEDCOM' file which is a pretty standard exchange format for genealogy files (the important fields will transfer).
So you can export the file in Reunion (Mac) and import it in Family Tree Maker (PC). The good thing is you can export only a portion of your tree for a cousin that is only working on part of the line you are working on (ie, his ancestors on his mother's side may be different than yours).
I run Reunion 8 and it is really good at handling a lot of complicated situations. I really need to upgrade to 9 but haven't yet.
Fred Also
So you can export the file in Reunion (Mac) and import it in Family Tree Maker (PC). The good thing is you can export only a portion of your tree for a cousin that is only working on part of the line you are working on (ie, his ancestors on his mother's side may be different than yours).
I run Reunion 8 and it is really good at handling a lot of complicated situations. I really need to upgrade to 9 but haven't yet.
Fred Also