I want to know if this software will work on my new Mac Pro. The requirements is:
Macintosh OS X 10.10 or later, including macOS Catalina 10.15, 900 MB hard disk space, 2 GB of RAM (4 GB recommended, x 800 screen resolution.
I want to check before I purchase it online to download the software!
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.15
I recommend looking at Reunion for Mac before making a purchase. Reunion is a top-notch family tree application with great support and a large user base. MacKiev Family Tree Maker has a long history, too, and is used by many people; but it's also had its share of problems over the years and I've never been quite happy with MacKiev as a vendor.
Thank you for letting me know you would recommend Reunion for Mac software that works well on Mac. I would like to have a software that I can work from my computer than online to build my family tree. Is Reunion for Mac is very similar to Ancestry on how the family tree is build - information, tree, pictures, etc.? I used to have Family Historian software but I discovered it doesn't have Mac version so that is why I am looking for a new family tree software to install to my new Mac Pro. My PC laptop died and I never liked it so I decided to go for Mac version!
I suggest exploring the Features and New Features portions of the Reunion for Mac website.
You can also download Reunion for free to try it out. It includes a sample family tree plus you can build your own, although there is a limit of 50 people in demo mode.
Years ago when I first used Reunion, I migrated the data from my previous family tree software (via GED) and it worked fine; there was hardly anything to clean up afterwards (mostly some sources that I had not formatted correctly in the previous app.)
Ditto, Reunion's interface is one of the things I really like about it. It's clean and customizable to a certain degree. And the way the Reunion Sidebar works makes moving around the tree & sources really fast.
According to the specs you listed, it will work just fine!
I use Reunion for Mac and like its interface over MacFamilyTree. Both have demo versions you can try but limit the no. of entires and both work offline. I've not tried Family Tree Maker.
Given that it supports Catalina, it should work. Catalina is the most current OS which should be installed on a new Mac Pro.
I also use Reunion software for Mac and prefer it over Family Tree Maker. It is easy to use - check it out!
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