How many devices can I use with my Reunion 14 and Reunion Touch? I work on a desktop, two laptops and an iPad.
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I made the move to iCloud to sync Reunion 14 on my Mac with ReunionTouch on my iPhone. I proceeded as follows:
1) I disconnected from Reunion.app.
2) I moved my family .familyfile14 file of Dropbox (previously upgraded to Reunion 14 format) to somewhere in my Documents folder of iCloud Drive.
3) I opened ReunionTouch on my iPhone.
4) While I could see my latest family file (version 14) followed by1395 people - DropboxDownload family file from iCloud Drive
It uploads from iCloud, but I then get the error message:
Host family is missing
The host gamily file on Dropbox "..." can't be found. It may have been moved or renamed.
Locate the Host Family File
Continue in Unlinked Mode
If I clickLocate the Host Family File
ReunionTouch would like access to the files and folders in your DropBox. Learn More.
Allow
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"Dropbox" wants to open "ReunionTouch"
Cancel Open
If I exit, re-open, re-upload the Reunion file I had just placed on my iCloud folder, and click instead onContinue in Unlinked Mode
What should I do to avoid seeing DropBox everywhere and have a smooth synchronization via iCloud?
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On your Mac, after you move the family file from Dropbox to iCloud Drive, you need to open the family file, choose File > Sharing Status and then click Reset Sharing.
On your iPhone (or iPad) you need to open ReunionTouch and delete the Dropbox family. Do this from the Welcome to ReunionTouch screen. Swipe left to delete your family file.
Then you can download your family file into ReunionTouch from iCloud Drive.Gregg Witmer
Leister Productions, Inc.
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Originally posted by johnles View PostDoes Reunion 14 work happily with OS Big Sur?
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iMac/MacBookAir M1 - iPhonePro/iPadPro - Reunion14 & RT
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Originally posted by Gregg View PostOn your Mac, after you move the family file from Dropbox to iCloud Drive, you need to open the family file, choose File > Sharing Status and then click Reset Sharing.
On your iPhone (or iPad) you need to open ReunionTouch and delete the Dropbox family. Do this from the Welcome to ReunionTouch screen. Swipe left to delete your family file.
Then you can download your family file into ReunionTouch from iCloud Drive.
However, I notice that neither Reunion on my Mac nor ReunionTouch on my iPhone is saving to iCloud. I discovered this, by adding, yesterday, some information on a family member on Reunion Mac and then adding some information on another family member on ReunionTouch. The family file in my iCloud directory is one month old, as seen from my Mac and from my iPhone.
I believe that iCloud is correctly set up for Reunion on my Mac and for ReunionTouch on my iPhone:
In Reunion: Settings > Folder Settings > Family Files points to a file in my iCloud Drive (in folder ~/Library/Mobile Documents/com_apple~CloudDocs/Documents/GENEALOGY/REUNION for me).
In ReunionTouch: Welcome to ReunionTouch: "Connected to iCloud" is written below "Download family file from iCloud Drive", and if I tap that, I am in my "REUNION" folder and I see all the files that I see on my Mac, with the same dates, including a .ged file that I exported yesterday from Reunion on Mac.
So I am puzzled of this lack of iCloud synchronization, both by Reunion on my Mac and by ReunionTouch on my iPhone. Do I need to reboot both the Mac and the iPhone?
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