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Software : The Data Manager The Recipe Manager 3 - Windows Macintosh |
Price: $36.99 Prices subject to change.
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: The Data Manager
EAN: 0894497002018
Format: CD-ROM
Label: The Data Manager
Manufacturer: The Data Manager
Publisher: The Data Manager
Studio: The Data Manager
Sales Rank: 1442
MPN: AS-TRM-300
Features:- Organize - Keep all of your recipe information in one place. Ingredients, photos, instructions, nutritional information, and much more, all accessible from this one easy to use interface
- Add Your Own Recipes - Add and organize your recipes the way you like them.
- Import Recipes From Nearly Anywhere - TheRecipeManager lets you to import recipes from just about anywhere, including your current Mastercook collection or your favorite website
- Create Meals - Click and drag recipes for complete meals
- Schedule - Planning meals a day, a week, or more in advance is no longer just for the health conscious, but the time conscious too.
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Product Description:
TheRecipeManager was created to enhance your experience in the kitchen and to assist in the enjoyment of great food. Now, with a lot of user input, it is beginning to evolve into a lifestyle device - something that you will come to depend on to help you manage a healthy eating lifestyle. Being able to manage all your recipes is the first step. There is more to recipe software than simply being an electronic catalog - you need to know more and have little time to find it. You need to be able to create and manage meals, create multiple shopping lists, add your own recipes, to scale recipes to fit your needs. And from time to time, make something special using the ingredients you have in the refrigerator.
Advanced Search gives you the power to search for just the right recipe, based on a wide range of criteria - from ingredients to dish category. Cook Books - Now you can have multiple, independent cookbooks. Open as many as you want at one time. Create meals from different cookbooks. Highlight you favorite recipes, create a new cook book and email it to your friends and family members to share your treasures
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I purchased this software from Sam's Club for about $20... not a huge loss of money. I have been looking for something that will allow me to import recipes I have saved over the years from many web sites. The container box regarding imports states: "The Recipe Manager allows you to import recipes from almost anywhere, including your current MasterCook collection or your favorite website."
Well, after installing it, I found it doesn't like Word or WordPerfect documents, nor Open Text. ... Read More
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I requested this software for Christmas and was excited to be able to get my recipes (downloaded or my own creations) shopping lists and weekly menus in one electronic area (I have been using Excel)....boy, was I disappointed!! The software was terrible to install due to a known issue with Vista. Once I was "in" the software, I discovered that although the software description says you can create shopping lists and menus, they fail to mention that you can only create menus from existing recipes - ... Read More
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The Recipe Manager was very difficult to install (Vista) - not for the beginner! Once installed, software was not at all intuitive to use. Very buggy, never did get it to save, so time spent typing in first recipe was wasted. Finally gave up and wrote it off as a loss. Very disappointed.
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I had a little difficulty getting this software to work with Vista -- had to work through some issues with permissions, latest versions, and screen resolution. But the customer support was very helpful. The software has all the features that I was looking for including an excellent search capability and easy-to-use recipe resizing. One little nit -- There is a feature which allows you to enter the prep and cooking time but the software does not calculate the total time -- you have to do that yourself.
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