In the illustration above, the folder exported from MacFamilyTree containing pictures was named "MFT gedcom export Media." The name may be different in your case but, whatever it's called, that's the folder where you want Reunion to look for the pictures from MacFamilyTree. Click the + button to add the folder of exported media to the Multimedia Search Folders list.After the file imports and appears in Reunion, select Reunion > Preferences > Multimedia.If you had pictures linked to people in MacFamilyTree, then follow these additional steps. See the Reunion user guide for more details. Use the GEDCOM Import window in Reunion as needed (to set up custom fields, etc.).ged) and drop it onto the Reunion application icon, which is inside your Applications folder or in your Dock. Drag the GEDCOM file (the file ending in.On your desktop, a folder will appear with two items.Quit MacFamilyTree by choosing MacFamilyTree > Quit from the menu at the top.We recommend using the Where button to select Desktop. Click the Start GEDCOM Export button at the bottom.Use the Line feed format pop-up menu to select OS X Default. Use the GEDCOM file format pop-up menu to select UTF-8 Format. From the main menu at the top, choose File > Export GEDCOM File.Open your MacFamilyTree database (what we call a "family file") in MacFamilyTree.We suggest you bookmark this page and refer to it while transferring your data. The instructions below are for exporting a GEDCOM file from MacFamilyTree version 7 and importing the GEDCOM file into Reunion. Many Reunion users are former MacFamilyTree users who switched to Reunion successfully using a GEDCOM file to transfer their data. Moving your database from MacFamilyTree to Reunion
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