Videos to show you, step-by-step, how to do genealogy on your Mac.
MacFamilyTree includes a feature that locates place records that are not geocoded and presents them in a list, where you can geocode them one after another. In this video I show you how to use the "Find Missing Coordinates for Events" feature.
This screencast demonstrates adding a source citation for a return of marriages from 1883 to a marriage event. It includes adding the image of the record to the source entry.
Events and their associated source citations can be copied an pasted to other records within Reunion. This method of populating event data can be more efficient and result in fewer mistakes when used for event records that apply to more than one person, like censuses.
Quickly select a parts of a group photo to use as headshots for multiple ancestors all linked to only one file. This video shows you how.
Save time and feel more comfortable by using your customizations when working with other's data. You can create a copy of your Reunion 9 for Macintosh family file that does not include any people or family records, but does retain your customizations. Follow along with this video to see how to create a clone and use it when importing data to make your research easier.
In this video I show you each of the four search screens (all, persons, families, and sources) that are new in MacFamilyTree 5.5. I also point out a couple of gotchas to be aware of; don't be fooled by the "all" search!
Version 5.5 of MacFamilyTree included for the first time, a feature that displays events in world history. This helps put the lives and events of our ancestors in context. In this video I demonstrate how to use the feature when editing an event, displaying a timeline, creating a person chart, exporting genealogy data to a website, and how to add your own custom events.
MacFamilyTree includes a three-dimensional view of ancestors and descendants called a "virtual tree." In this video I show you how to open and navigate the view as well as provide a couple of other tips.
Video walkthrough of the changes in version 2.463 of iFamily for Leopard.
In Reunion 9 for Mac you can have URLs in text fields and notes as well as having arbitrary, hyperlinked text in note fields. If you would like to know how to create the links and or how to use them, open Reunion 9 and follow along with this video.