Recipe Management Software
Do any of you have any experience you’d like to share about any recipe
management software you’d care to share with me? I want to make my life as a
diabetic with lots of complications a little bit easier. I’m looking at these
titles . . . .
Mastercook v. 9
Cookbook Wizard/MealMaster
Home Cookin
Big Oven
The Cook’s Palate
Cook’n
Recipes 3000
AccuChef v. 6.51
I’m looking at these factors:
1. How easy can I sort recipes by category, etc?
2. How easy to import recipes from websites and email?
3. How easy to size up or down with recipes?
4. How easy to manually enter recipes?
5. How easy to export recipes to other software/email?
6. How easy to print cookbooks (for church/ schook clubs, etc.)?
I promise to share the results with you if you want. Just let me know.
Rob
November 2nd, 2006 at 7:43 am
Rob,
IN RESPONSE TO: Do any of you have any experience you’d like to
share about any recipe management software you’d care to share
with me?
I’ve been using it almost exclusively for about 8-years. It is
the best, most reliable and versatile recipe program I’ve used,
and I have owned about twenty others since 1994. It offers a
60-day FREE Trial period with all features fully enabled, an
option to pay under $40.00 and get lifetime FREE upgrades to
every new version, and support is great should you ever need it.
Another note: The program has never crashed on any of my
computers. Though, as with anything on a computer… if you
truly value it… have one or more backup copies of your recipes
on another computer or some form of backup media. Drive crashes
do happen.
I hope you try it and enjoy it.
Frosty
November 4th, 2006 at 11:01 am
I’ve owned 4 different versions of Mastercook and one MealMaster. I’ve never
been able to figure out how to import recipes from anywhere. I type at 11 words
per minute, making manual entry cumbersome at best.
Rob