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Yum - 3.2.0

Recipe cookbook manager with sample recipes.

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Current Version: 3.2.0
Release Date: 2009-05-05
License: Shareware
Downloads (this version): 2,435
Downloads (all versions): 72,128
Price: $26.00

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Product Description:

Yum is a recipe collection manager for organising your own recipe collection (also includes a sample recipe collection). Features include:
  • Indexing by category - each recipe can belong to any number of user-defined categories.
  • Several printing options (all, selected, category).
  • Highly customisable page layout and text can be formatting including fonts, styles and paragraph settings. Your recipes can look just the way you want them with the option to use different layouts for both printing and on screen.
  • Graphics can be included (copy/paste, or drag/drop) within the recipe text.
  • Recipes can be imported from MasterCook export files, other Yum files or Yum XML files, and can be exported to Yum files, XML files or plain text files.
  • Email recipe(s) (uses your default email client)
  • Generate Shopping list for arbitrary sets of recipes.

What's new in this version:

Can now copy recipes to the iPhone and iPod Touch to read them on the go.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.5 PPC

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Yum ReviewUniquely simple entry - Version: 3.0.1, 12/8/2008 02:41PM PST

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sun2
I was just evaluating a couple recipe managers and Yum won hands down.

Yum just let me paste the whole text all in one go and separated everything out into measurement, unit and ingredient. Every other app I tried required me to enter all the ingredients one by one. For some I even had to do the measurements, units and ingredient in their own fields.

If you ever copy whole recipes then there is no other recipe manager coming even close.

Two small wishes: a) picture, b) category (in particular smart categories)
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Yum CommentaryDonation registration not working with Commercial upgrade - Version: 3.0.1, 12/7/2008 06:19AM PST

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mailing.lists.2005
Previous versions of Yum were donationware (not freeware as some have said), and probably few sent in donations. However for those of us who did donate, our previous rego information is not working with the updated version and I'm not seeing any upgrade option on pricing. Will there be or do we stick with version 2.7.3?
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Yum ReviewYummy! - Version: 3.0.1, 11/24/2008 12:36PM PST

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Henry Halem
This is an excellent piece of software. The GUI is slick and is very intuitive. If you're like me and cut and paste recipes from the internet then this is the software to store them in. It places the quantities, ingredients, and cooking method in discreet areas. It can print or email a shopping list and can save to an iPod or save as plain text. Best of all you can scale the recipe to serve 2 or a banquet. One thing I would like to see in a future upgrade is a place for a picture. Note: There is a sampler Yum cookbook that comes with the download and does have a few recipes that have metric measurements but most are not.This software is for your recipes and will have misspelled words if you misspell them and the measurements are the measurements you enter. I give Yum a big thumbs up!
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