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Old version number downloads - Version: 2.7.3, 12/3/2006 10:07AM PST
Mactallica
I have tried several times to download version 2.7.3 from version tracker and the home site but I still get version 2.7.2.
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Temporary glitch - Version: 2.7.2, 10/12/2006 10:10AM PST
jctull
If you downloaded the update when it first was available and you had recipes from a prior version backed up and needing to be re-imported, download the application again. I had a minor error in the import script that was not adding unmatched recipe files. Sorry about the inconvenience. (This was corrected within the first hour of the update announcement.)
Also, you will note that the field "Recipe Type" was not being honored between export/import. This was one of the fixes in this version, so now that field will be correct between upgrades.
Also, you will note that the field "Recipe Type" was not being honored between export/import. This was one of the fixes in this version, so now that field will be correct between upgrades.
At long, long, last 
- Version: 2.6.1, 2/20/2006 03:56PM PST
hopfen
It's not only OS X native, but it does MORE than the equivalent on that other platform (which has driven me nuts for years, trying to deal with VirtualPC).
I've been brewing for over 20 years, and most of the time I wound up resorting to my own custom Excel spreadsheet, with tons of macros, simply because nothing else was as convenient. Now we have a tool that does pretty much everything I want it to do, and it's not only esy to use, but it's fast and clean.
Good design, good implementation, good support, and the price is certainly right. (Although I take some pride in being the first one to contribute to the cause. Please do the same.
I've been brewing for over 20 years, and most of the time I wound up resorting to my own custom Excel spreadsheet, with tons of macros, simply because nothing else was as convenient. Now we have a tool that does pretty much everything I want it to do, and it's not only esy to use, but it's fast and clean.
Good design, good implementation, good support, and the price is certainly right. (Although I take some pride in being the first one to contribute to the cause. Please do the same.
better than Brewers Notebook - Version: 2.6.1, 2/12/2006 01:05PM PST
weremichael1
Back in the time of OS 9, I used another freeware app. called Brewers Notebook. This program blows it away! Thank you, thank you thank you.
wunderbar! Skal :) - Version: 2.6.0, 1/29/2006 03:20AM PST
tpecorella_dotmac
... and as a bonus, why not a windows version ? The database engine should be available for the less lucky people too...
Cheers !
Cheers !
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Finally -- pro-level brewing app for the Mac! - Version: 2.5, 12/29/2005 10:34AM PST
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ringthane--2008
Finally -- I don't have to use ProMash in VirtualPC any more! Homebrew Formulator is incredibly comprehensive, from helping you formulate your recipe to developing a mash and boil schedule. All the fermentables, yeast (white labs, wyeast and safle) and hops you could possibly hope for are all here.
This app handles complex water chemistry (sulfites, carbonates, magnesium, etc) and decoction mashes, so this isn't just a simple recipe formulator.
I can't believe such a full-featured professional app is free. Kudos to developer. Prost!
This app handles complex water chemistry (sulfites, carbonates, magnesium, etc) and decoction mashes, so this isn't just a simple recipe formulator.
I can't believe such a full-featured professional app is free. Kudos to developer. Prost!
mac version: 10.5.6
Any help?
thanks
Josh