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download link not working - Version: 2.3, 12/12/2006 01:23AM PST
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Zoozo
-ditto
I forgot - Version: 2.3, 9/24/2006 10:20AM PST
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tabaks
And by all means, do pay an exorbitant ammount of money in $ to use it. That will help a lot...the developer.
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Usefullness it has not tested... - Version: 2.3, 9/24/2006 10:17AM PST
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tabaks
It as described, has not been seem to be at all. Many english is not to this day been approved short or long. I am, not.
Well, if you like the above, by all means, buy this "useful" software. And HOPE it actually has foods from USA listed, too.
Well, if you like the above, by all means, buy this "useful" software. And HOPE it actually has foods from USA listed, too.
Ummm . . . 
- Version: 2.0, 2/5/2006 07:28PM PST
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hkim
This software looks promising but the light version is of a demo or crippleware than an actually useful tool for reviewing one's diet. It would help tremendously if there was some sort of tooltip help that could help the novice understand just what steps are needed to create a profile and what order of data entry is needed. Perhaps a stepped-entry of data would be more useful here (?). As it is, it is rather confusing. Making the GUI more friendly would go a long way in improving this application. It is a good start though.
useful tool - Version: 1.6, 7/18/2005 03:08AM PST
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mchonnecker
useful tool
useful tool - Version: 1.6, 7/18/2005 03:06AM PST
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mchonnecker
useful tool
doesn't work on OS X 10.3.9 - Version: 1.3, 5/25/2005 01:31AM PST
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zit
It doesn't bother to look for its database in the folder it was launched from.
Even if that folder happens to be ~/Applications/Dieticial X/
Unusable even when it does find it's database.
Clicked items change to something else, and the window scrolls right to the top.
Clicking on an item I have searched for does nothing.
Totally brain damaged and untested.
Even if that folder happens to be ~/Applications/Dieticial X/
Unusable even when it does find it's database.
Clicked items change to something else, and the window scrolls right to the top.
Clicking on an item I have searched for does nothing.
Totally brain damaged and untested.
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Vastly Improved - Version: 1.3, 5/15/2005 12:13PM PST
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Aeschylus1
Now there is no installer pkg and the functioning of the program is considerably improved. It is now useful and the English translation appears to have been helped. Not at all bad for freeware.
Poor Effort - Version: 1.2, 3/29/2005 05:21AM PST
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Xeater
First I'm presented with a package installer...WTF? What does this app need to put on my system? Using Pacifist I determine that it wants to install the application in my Applications folder, and it wants to put a "datapack" into my system preferences. Why the h3ll cant it put it's datapack in my Home preferences, or better yet, just bundle it with the application? Furthermore, there is nothing in the datapack's name or contents that identify it as being the property of Dietician, so if I hadn't searched the package I wouldn't have known it was there. Not cool.
After going through all this BS to install a simple app, I launch it. It chokes. "The application Databasell has unexpectedly quit." Everything is where it should be, but it refuses to run. Throw it all in the trash and that's 10 minutes of my time wasted, by a stupid app that tried to own my system. Poor effort on the part of the developers. I suspect they're used to developing for Windows.
After going through all this BS to install a simple app, I launch it. It chokes. "The application Databasell has unexpectedly quit." Everything is where it should be, but it refuses to run. Throw it all in the trash and that's 10 minutes of my time wasted, by a stupid app that tried to own my system. Poor effort on the part of the developers. I suspect they're used to developing for Windows.
It seems significantly improved since version 2.3.1 - I haven't really tried it very much yet. However, I am quite disappointed to not have found a glycemic index calculation (especially since the ads emphasize this program's special usefulness to diabetics.)