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- Version: 3.0, 5/14/2009 12:56PM PST
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DTDunn
Immediate Response - Version: 3.0, 5/6/2009 07:21AM PST
DTDunn
Software company responded immediately. Now I am trying to determine how I missed this feature. It seems obvious now, but yesterday I simply could not locate it. FYI, I am testing the five highest rated diet and exercise programs for the Mac. So far, this one seems best, but I have a lot of testing to do.
Started to like, but then... - Version: 3.0, 5/5/2009 02:23PM PST
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DTDunn
I've been trying different diet and exercise software programs. This one seemed very promising, but I went to add my lunch meal and could not get the program off the breakfast list. Their "help" offered no help and their website (at least the one I went to) did not mention the product.
This program has promise, but a college educated Mac expert (OK, semi expert) should not waste 30 minutes trying to add lunch to the daily listing.
Trial aborted until someone from the company tells me how to move forward.
This program has promise, but a college educated Mac expert (OK, semi expert) should not waste 30 minutes trying to add lunch to the daily listing.
Trial aborted until someone from the company tells me how to move forward.
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- Started to like, but then...
The main problem with "Perfect" Diet Tracker is that their food and exercise databases are lame. For example, I grab breakfast at BurgerKing today, but PDT's database has only a handful of BK's menu offerings. I had to go to the BK website to enter the meal manually. I can see that I will only like PDT if I build my own databases. Hopefully, like other products I have tried, my custom databases will not get overwritten by a future database update. That caused me to dump one application years ago when many hours of my work was destroyed in seconds.
I'm rating PDT a weak 4, but the others got only a 3, so I sent PDT's maker my money. I hope I will not be disappointed. I'm curious to see if they add a weight goal line to their weight chart. Almost every application has this. I'd also like total flexibility to trash several of the screens I don't use and never will.