Topic for this meeting: TBA

Reunion is a great genealogy program for Mac users that allows you to easily document and display information about your family. It features a navigable graphic Tree View in the form of an hourglass or ancestor chart, allowing you to navigate to everyone in your tree. It also has a variety of visually appealing, high quality charts and other useful reports, and an outstanding help manual.

The group coordinators Danny O’Neill and Dale Fogarty aim to work collaboratively with its members on how to best use all the features of Reunion and how to resolve any Reunion or Mac-related issues that you may have. 

Coordinators

Danny O’Neill is with the Canberra family history group FHACT (aka HAGSOC) convening the Digital Asset Management group (DAMSIG) and Reunion and Macintosh Support User Group (RAMSUG). Main interests are in photography, scanning and book designing, and struggles to maintain a large garden. He is retired from careers as a photographer and film archivist, and enjoys helping people where he can. He looks forward to working with Dale and the team in restarting the Reunion group that includes Mac related support, but is not an expert.

Dale Fogarty uses Reunion and a variety of other Mac applications, particularly Keynote, plus a range of other tools to organise, analyse and report findings for a number of genealogical and DNA research projects. Dale enjoys working collaboratively; open to exchanging information and ideas, as well as helping and learning from others. Current projects include a Kilkenny Project, a Fogarty Project at FTDNA and a Fogarty One-Name Study. Dale is also the convenor of the Irish Research Group at the Qld Family History Society.