Hi,
I'm testing out Reunion as a possible solution to help me migrate from Windows. The main Gedcom data import seems to be OK, but I'm having a problem with photos. The source program is a British product called Family Historian - it's really great but I desparately want to dump my Windows VM.
When looking in Reunion, the photos are of a greyed stock image with a red question mark. I assume this means it hasn't either imported or located the images. Unfortunately I can't see from any of the options where it thinks it is looking (the "Reveal in Finder" option is greyed out).
My images are in a number of different folders, based upon the family branch (Surname) and then the type of image (photo, certificate, census).
So for example for my direct branch I'd have the images stored as follows :
~/Documents/Genealogy/Adshead/Adshead Census/
~/Documents/Genealogy/Adshead/Adshead Images/
~/Documents/Genealogy/Adshead/Adshead Certificates/
I've tried resetting the default for multimedia to the root folder ~/Documents/Genealogy but this doesn't work.
Examining the Gedcom file with a text editor, I see this type of reference to the image :
1 _FILE \\.psf\.home\documents\geneaology\Adshead\Adshead Certificates\Adshead, John (I28) - Marriage Certificate.JPG
Just out of interest I changed all of the Windows directory references to Mac ending up with :
1 _FILE ~/Documents/geneaology/Adshead/Adshead Certificates/Adshead, John (I28) - Marriage Certificate.JPG
I then re-imported but that hasn't worked.
I'm sure the answer is obvious (or at least I hope so .... I've got a lot of images and I don't want to have to re-import each individually).
Can anyone help ?
Many thanks.
Adam.
I'm testing out Reunion as a possible solution to help me migrate from Windows. The main Gedcom data import seems to be OK, but I'm having a problem with photos. The source program is a British product called Family Historian - it's really great but I desparately want to dump my Windows VM.
When looking in Reunion, the photos are of a greyed stock image with a red question mark. I assume this means it hasn't either imported or located the images. Unfortunately I can't see from any of the options where it thinks it is looking (the "Reveal in Finder" option is greyed out).
My images are in a number of different folders, based upon the family branch (Surname) and then the type of image (photo, certificate, census).
So for example for my direct branch I'd have the images stored as follows :
~/Documents/Genealogy/Adshead/Adshead Census/
~/Documents/Genealogy/Adshead/Adshead Images/
~/Documents/Genealogy/Adshead/Adshead Certificates/
I've tried resetting the default for multimedia to the root folder ~/Documents/Genealogy but this doesn't work.
Examining the Gedcom file with a text editor, I see this type of reference to the image :
1 _FILE \\.psf\.home\documents\geneaology\Adshead\Adshead Certificates\Adshead, John (I28) - Marriage Certificate.JPG
Just out of interest I changed all of the Windows directory references to Mac ending up with :
1 _FILE ~/Documents/geneaology/Adshead/Adshead Certificates/Adshead, John (I28) - Marriage Certificate.JPG
I then re-imported but that hasn't worked.
I'm sure the answer is obvious (or at least I hope so .... I've got a lot of images and I don't want to have to re-import each individually).
Can anyone help ?
Many thanks.
Adam.
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