1. Open your family file and choose Reunion -> Preferences (or Settings) and click on General. Then, in the Data Entry section, "uncheck" the box to "Check for duplicates when adding new people"...
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2. If problems still continue, try opening the Relatives sidebar on the right and clicking the Change button. Then, "uncheck" the box to "Identify relationships on the fly"...
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3. If you have pictures linked to people in the family file, you may want to confirm that the links to those pictures are all good. This can be done by choosing Reunion -> Preferences (or Settings) and selecting Multimedia. Then, after ensuring the storage location of your media files (pictures) is shown in the search section, click the "Repair Multimedia Links" button and Proceed. If there are any media files missing, Reunion will try to fix those broken links. If there are still some that are broken, you will have the option to see the "Multimedia Usage Report" showing the names of the missing items, and the locations where they were last seen by Reunion. Locate those missing files by opening a Finder window and using the search box in the upper-right corner of that Finder window to search for each missing file by file name. Once an item is found, there are a couple ways to fix the link. The easiest is usually to drag it from its current location on your hard drive onto that missing item in red in the Multimedia Usage Report panel. Then, click the button to update the link.
I hope you find one of these suggestions helpful in resolving the slowing you are both seeing

However, if problems continue, it may be best to send your family file to us to see if we can duplicate the slowness you are seeing. Information about how to do so can be found here...
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