can you scan recipes?
815439
The new version of the reader has a funtion called key notes where you can take a photo of a handwritten recipe and it will be added to your collection.
815440
Nope, honestly this machine is noth worth the $. 1 app device that needs work
815441
Not directly. you can scan it to a computer and then copy it into the online version, but it isn't a quick process. Actually the power switch just failed on my device and it is now useless.
815442
Not as you might think. When you scan, you need to have your scanner software read the information (it would likely have to be printed by a machine, not by a person) and convert it to text. Then, you'd need to make sure it didn't make a mistake in the scan and change a number or a word. After correcting that, you could then cut/paste the text as a recipe.So, it isn't really designed to scan and save recipes. I've never done that or tried at all. I've just keyed in the recipe I wanted to enter, if it was on paper and couldn't be found on some website where it would be more easily pulled in. Not as you might think. When you scan, you need to have your scanner software read the information (it would likely have to be printed by a machine, not by a person) and convert it to text. Then, you'd need to make sure it didn't make a mistake in the scan and change a number or a word. After correcting that, you could then cut/paste the text as a recipe.So, it isn't really designed to scan and save recipes. I've never done that or tried at all. I've just keyed in the recipe I wanted to enter, if it was on paper and couldn't be found on some website where it would be more easily... » Read More Not as you might think. When you scan, you need to have your scanner software read the information (it would likely have to be printed by a machine, not by a person) and convert it to text. Then, you'd need to make sure it didn't make a mistake in the scan and change a number or a word. After correcting that, you could then cut/paste the text as a recipe.So, it isn't really designed to scan and save recipes. I've never done that or tried at all. I've just keyed in the recipe I wanted to enter, if it was on paper and couldn't be found on some website where it would be more easily pulled in. « Show Less
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Yes -- you can scan from a book by opening the cover and laying the book on the glass. Like most book scans or copies, the binding makes one edge of the page a little distorted and blurry since the binding prevents the book page from laying flat on the glass. It will vary from book to book, but my experience has been that the pages are legible though not pretty. If you're willing to share your email, I'd be happy to send you a pdf sample of a book scan; I don't think I can attach it here.
1701344
Actually, she will be able to make an account with Key Ingredient and she can input all her recipes on her computer and then she can sync to the reader and all her recipes will show up on the reader. It's pretty slick for what it is designed for - I love having all my favorite recipes on my kitchen counter. It isn't a ipad or tablet - so if you are looking for apps and a way to surf the internet this is not your device.
1116136
Yes you can. I googled a recipe for the pie crust and located one. It was actually pretty good.
456529
Yes. You can go to www.ziplock.com for recipes and/or examples. I've not tried this myself as I've only used it for vegetables. So, thanks for asking! I learned something new about this handy product.
851698
Yes. I also purchased a cook book. Really like this product and the way it cooks healthy food. Enjoy. A great time saver.
1871672
Yes! I am scanning to an SD card, but you can scan directly into the computer. Instructions are included.
1594987
No. The application doesn't have scanning capabilities. You can search the item and view more information on the nutritional facts
1666084
Yes, you can. In the recipe book you will find recipes and how tos for various things. (EX. Cake Mix) Also, if you check ebay, theres a few on there for quiet cheaper. I'm selling one of mine because I made a mistake and ordered 2.(I have a memory issue)
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If you can scan your recipes into your computer you can cut and paste the document into the new recipe option of your account at Key Ingredient. It is really simple to copy the whole recipe into one of the blocks on the template and then cut and paste them into where they belong. On many of the recipes I have from magazines and books I was able to find an identical recipe or one that was close and I used the Cookmark button from Key Ingredient that is in my Bookmarks to import the recipe to my account. I typed the rest in myself. Hope that helps.
1303082
Yes, Have your pre-purchased product logging software open, then plug in your scanner and it will automatically sync to the software program. Then scan item, it will then appear in your logging software. Hope this helps.
1487183
Yes. It comes with multilingual directions and a cooking guide. The cooking guide however, is only a few pages.
1457834
I don't know why you couldn't but I am not the person to ask. I suggest that you visit their website: www.greatlakesgelatin.com and select the consumer section. They include recipe ideas and you may be able to ask your question directly on their site.
2263763
Recipes you send to the cloud viewer may be viewed on any device with internet access and a web browser. Most smartphones will work fine.
1028063
You can also manually scan double-sided pages. The software leads you through the process. Very easy to do.
2010712
No. You can make up your own recipes. In face, the item comes with recipes you can use.
2109391
No but u can look up youtube videos if U need to see how it is done. There are many english youtubers that have how to vids on them just type which one u got and put popin cookin before it. ^^ Some of them taste great ^^