For example, twins can be represented by blue buttons, adoptees by green buttons, and other children by gray buttons. Also, clicking on an empty parent slot lets you enter information for that individual. This works for spouses, too. Reunion is one of two products we reviewed that lets you input photographic information into the database. These can be output into charts, or displayed inside of the program.
Reunion does have a few limitations.
It only allows 30,000 individual records per file. This is the lowest of any Windows program we reviewed, but it will probably be plenty for most people. The manual for Reunion is great. The manual was very helpful in figuring out how to make Reunion work. Reunion gives you options on what to do with fields it doesn't know where to place, which is well appreciated if you have entered lots of data into a system, and don't want to lose any of it during conversion.