September 1996 Excerpt from a review by Steven Noble Genealogy may be a popular and time-consuming pastime but, among Macintosh enthusiasts, it is certainly not big business.
Reunion is, without a doubt, the grandaddy of genealogy packages.
In fact, Reunion is the only package that functions exactly likely a commercial Macintosh product. Small glitches and interface inconsistencies continue to detract from both PAF and Genealogy Pro, whilst Reunion adheres to virtually all the norms of Macintosh interface design. Reunion, like PAF, lets you merge overlapping ancestral files and there is no performance incentive for keeping ancestral files small. Only Reunion, among all the commercial packages, can tell you whether a particular relative is your second cousin, once removed, or your first cousin, twice removed. Reprinted with permission from Australian MacUser, published by Niche Media.