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How is Reunion for iPad different from Reunion for iPhone?
Reunion for iPad introduces many new features above and beyond our popular iPhone app. For example...
- Photos appear for everybody on the family card
- A interactive, split-screen: the left side of the screen is a resizable list, which can show...
- the index
- a list of bookmarks, or
- a list of relatives
- The right side of the screen shows...
- the family card
- a family tree
- ages
- When you tap people in a list on the left, the contents on the right will change. For example, if you are showing a list of relatives on the left and a family card on the right, then as you tap people in the relatives list, the family card will show the tapped person. It's easy to change the contents on the left (in the list) or the contents on the right.
- Identify all the relatives of any person on the iPad
- Filter the list of relatives. For example, you can show only cousins, or only descendants, or ancestors, etc.
- Add photos from your iPad Photo Albums and then sync the photos back to Reunion on your Mac
- * New in version 1.0.1 * Create slideshows for groups of people, such as: everybody on a family card, all your relatives, everybody with a certain surname, etc.
- * New in version 1.0.1 * Show photos and slideshows on external displays, such as a TV, computer monitor, or projector.
- Filter the index in many useful ways, such as showing only people who have birthdays in the next week, or only people with photos
- The Tree view (called the "overview" on the iPhone version) goes up to 4 generations back and 4 generations forward
- The Ages report includes photos
- You can email family cards, hi-res tree charts, photos, and lists
- Add people to the bookmarks with a quick tap of an icon
