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    Keeping Reunion 12 Data After Updating to Reunion 13

    What is the best way to keep the old Reunion 12 data for use in Reunion 12 if I have to revert? Should I compress and archive any file/folder that is related to Reunion 12 before I install Reunion 13?
    Dennis B. Swaney
    Prescott, AZ

    MacOS 10.13.6; MacOS 12.6; iOS 16; iPadOS 12 & 16

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    Reunion 13 creates a new file based on the Reunion 12 file but leaves the old file itself untouched. I guess you could leave the old Reunion 12 file hanging around unless it takes up too much space, but after a while it will start to be out of date as you put new information in the Reunion 13 file (unless you add it in both - but why?). I wouldn't worry about other files such as Application Support files.
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    Eric Van Beest
    Spring, TX

    Researching: Van Beest, Feijen, Van Herk

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      #3
      Thanks, Eric. I was concerned that if something happened during the changeover from 12 to 13 and I had to go back to 12 for awhile, 12 wouldn't recognize the updated file.
      Dennis B. Swaney
      Prescott, AZ

      MacOS 10.13.6; MacOS 12.6; iOS 16; iPadOS 12 & 16

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