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Product Description:
- Comes with 200 recipes from National Councils (Beef, Pork, Chicken, Rice)
- Input your own recipes
- Import from MasterCook and other recipe applications
- Modify any recipe or duplicate then modify
- Add and modify your own origins, types, catagories and classifications
- Find any recipe quickly, multiple ways (Simple or Advanced search)
- Create meals from individual recipes
- Create and print shopping lists that match store aisles the way you shop - Shopping lists to iPod
- Cooking View - large text to read across the room
- Kitchen Helpers - add more of your own as well
- Print or email recipes * Add recipe images straight from iPhoto (Apple application)
- Plan your own Staging
- Keep variations with each recipe
- Input your own nutritional values by interacting with the USDA Nutritional database
- Track recipe history - great grandmothers recipes will never be lost again
- Help/FAQ and complete User Guide online
What's new in this version:
Recipes
- recipe menu description field was 500 now 2500 chars
- added Serving Size and Yields fields to recipe
- added serves/time info fields to reports, with pref to suppress them
- added Related Recipes links on Recipe Background tab
- added Nutrition sub-tab, more food exchange fields, with pref to hide food exchange tab
- added Notes field (500 chars) to Meals
- added ability to use QuickSearch box while inserting/editing meals
- added ability to export Meal Recipes in File and context menus
- added new calendar
- added pref for opening multiple Cooking Views
- allow smaller-sized font (more low-end slider range) in Cooking View
- added dynamic Window menu
- fixed to work better in OS X when FileVault is turned on
- improved manual import window - combine-with-below, multiple-line selection, recognizes ADA and auto-tags ingredients & nutrition sections
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
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
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missing parts 
- Version: 2.0.0, 7/28/2006 09:15PM PST
saltedgreens
There is no trial. I thought I would try and tell. I want to rush through this because a couple of my dislikes of the program has me not using it at all.
Organization is flexible. I can create my own categories for foods which for me is awesome because I use recipes that fit several traditional categories depending upon their usage. I like this.
It puts a data folder in my home document folder. I thought this was ugly to look at. They could have put it in my library under preferences or application support or something.
It does not include the "servings" field on printouts. I wanted a program suited for professional needs (like it claims on its website). Not including a "servings" field on printouts for my cooks is not acceptable.
It does not include a "yield" field. It does allow for a range in the "servings" field, but this helps little. I use recipes that yield, lets say 1 quart. The number of servings depends on the use (for appetizer of entrée).
I was told that it could batch export. Yea, in its own format. It will also batch export in a text file, but as one single text file. Not too helpful for me.
Seems like it could be good, but it misses the mark too much for my taste. Money down the disposal. Hope this helps others at least.
Organization is flexible. I can create my own categories for foods which for me is awesome because I use recipes that fit several traditional categories depending upon their usage. I like this.
It puts a data folder in my home document folder. I thought this was ugly to look at. They could have put it in my library under preferences or application support or something.
It does not include the "servings" field on printouts. I wanted a program suited for professional needs (like it claims on its website). Not including a "servings" field on printouts for my cooks is not acceptable.
It does not include a "yield" field. It does allow for a range in the "servings" field, but this helps little. I use recipes that yield, lets say 1 quart. The number of servings depends on the use (for appetizer of entrée).
I was told that it could batch export. Yea, in its own format. It will also batch export in a text file, but as one single text file. Not too helpful for me.
Seems like it could be good, but it misses the mark too much for my taste. Money down the disposal. Hope this helps others at least.
missing parts - Version: 2.0.0, 7/28/2006 09:13PM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
saltedgreens
There is no trial. I thought I would try and tell. I want to rush through this because a couple of my dislikes of the program has me not using it at all.
Organization is flexible. I can create my own categories for foods which for me is awesome because I use recipes that fit several traditional categories depending upon their usage. I like this.
It puts a data folder in my home document folder. I thought this was ugly to look at. They could have put it in my library under preferences or application support or something.
It does not include the "servings" field on printouts. I wanted a program suited for professional needs (like it claims on its website). Not including a "servings" field on printouts for my cooks is not acceptable.
It does not include a "yield" field. It does allow for a range in the "servings" field, but this helps little. I use recipes that yield, lets say 1 quart. The number of servings depends on the use (for appetizer of entrée).
I was told that it could batch export. Yea, in its own format. It will also batch export in a text file, but as one single text file. Not too helpful for me.
Seems like it could be good, but it misses the mark too much for my taste. Money down the disposal. Hope this helps others at least.
Organization is flexible. I can create my own categories for foods which for me is awesome because I use recipes that fit several traditional categories depending upon their usage. I like this.
It puts a data folder in my home document folder. I thought this was ugly to look at. They could have put it in my library under preferences or application support or something.
It does not include the "servings" field on printouts. I wanted a program suited for professional needs (like it claims on its website). Not including a "servings" field on printouts for my cooks is not acceptable.
It does not include a "yield" field. It does allow for a range in the "servings" field, but this helps little. I use recipes that yield, lets say 1 quart. The number of servings depends on the use (for appetizer of entrée).
I was told that it could batch export. Yea, in its own format. It will also batch export in a text file, but as one single text file. Not too helpful for me.
Seems like it could be good, but it misses the mark too much for my taste. Money down the disposal. Hope this helps others at least.
Sorry, I am not spending my hard earned money on any application I have not gotten to at least run with some limitations for evaluation!
Chalk up a possible lost sell!
Even applications that sell for hundreds of dollars offer a potential customer a way of evaluation prior to demanding payment in full.