Update Release Notes
This page contains a list of fixes and changes in recent updates to Reunion 12.
Reunion 12, build 201114
- Minor cosmetic fixes for Big Sur, macOS 11.0.
Reunion 12, build 201013
- Fixed some issues related to Big Sur (macOS 11.0).
- Fixed a problem with improper picture cropping when large thumbnails were turned off.
- Define Layouts sheet for charts and reports - fixed a few minor problems with the settings.
- Color tags - added a warning message when the limit of 50 color tags is reached.
- Statistics - more accurate finding of people with age 0.
- Minor bug fixes.
Reunion 12, build 200602
- Place List searching - made some improvements to the 'starts with' searching method and the handing of smart quotes.
- File > Save a Backup Copy - will now save the Color Tags and Islands to the backup copy.
- In charts, a problem with the Find feature was fixed.
Highlights from previous builds
- Fixed some minor issues related to Catalina (macOS 10.15).
- Color Tags - when assigning a color tag to the female descendant line the male children of tagged females will also be tagged.
- Addressed a problem where gradients would appear too dark when printing and creating PDF output with MacOS 10.14 Mojave.
- Fixed a problem with the 'Map all places for this person' feature.
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Added a new option to facilitate the use of letter-key shortcuts so the cursor won't automatically move into the search box of the sidebar. This is accomplished via a new letter-key shortcut: typing "plks" and pressing Return/Enter. (I.e., "plks" means "prefer letter key shortcuts.")
For more information about this option, search Reunion's manual for: "letter key shortcuts." - Mojave - addressed a few minor issues with MacOS 10.14 Mojave.
- Book - Media section of the Book Report will be sorted by: last name, first name, birth date.
- Geotagging of place names was updated to support changes made by Google's Geotagging API.
- Added a new color tag feature to automatically assign a color tag to people with multiple spouses. To see this, select Change > Color Tags, click the + button and, from the Who menu, you'll see the new item.