Can I import recipes I still have only in old MealMaster format?
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I believe that you can, read here for more information on this http://support.mastercook.com/entries/23044272-Different-Methods-of-Importing-Recipes-into-MasterCook
1598281
Not really sure, but if I had to guess, it be in the early 90's. I have all the master cook cd's, downloaded all of them to fix there many mistakes and/or creator. I switched over to a new site called COOK'n and they are on version 11. Much better program than master cook who I think let the update's go. They were focused on there games which brings in more monies. COOK'n is far better program, but has it's problem's. They do take your questions, suggestions and work on the fixes. I have emailed master cook many times and never received a response from them. Good luck
1766075
It's pretty easy. If you have a bar code for what ever your going to eat you scan it and adjust the amount. If not just search for the meal and it stays in your library. For example if you like to eat a certain combination of foods you can input them in the app and it stores it in your personal library so when you rag it again all you have to do is click on it. I don't think it's a hassle.
2021903
Yes you can import an older data base. I've kept mine going from version 3. something.
160552
Don't remember the 95/98 edition, but if you can export in GEDCOM format then you can import it into this version. WIth this format you loose the pictures you might have input but all the the relationships and data are there. bye.
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I use My Cookbook Pro app from the android play store. You export your cookbook file and save it to your device SD card. I have a Nexus 7 tablet and an HTC One X phone and run the app on both devices. Its not perfect in that they have not added an easy way to sort the recipes from living cookbook but you do have your complete cookbook and just have to go down the alphabetized list to find what you were looking for, They are working on updating the app to work more efficiently with the living cookbook export. they also have easy to follow instructions on their website.
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Hi Junie, coming from owning a tech support business for over 13 years I do not know why you can not import your Project Files over to the new version. Very difficult to find any place online that says you can't. I setup a ton of new computers for people and move their personal data files over to their new computers with very few problems. You are only moving project files over from a two generation old product so I do not see any problems there unless Nova Development changed their file format for their projects recently. I did not find any mention or come across Pro Publisher changing to a new file format for their publishing program. So I would highly doubt it here in your situation that you would not have any problems being able to bring your old Publisher Project files & import them into the new Publisher Pro 3.0 program.
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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.
980739
You can format it into Fat 32 on your computer but it comes formatted in Fat 32 out of the box anyway.
1725500
Hi Lulu-No but you can go on line and get many different recipes. I do have an old family recipe that I would share if you are interested. It is short and simple. just send me your e-mail address
2010711
Yes you do, but you can come out with your own recipe mix. You can buy the mixes online too.
667666
Yes, you can. It works the same in versions 5-14. Open your cookbook. Select Print/Publish Cookbook from the File menu. In the Print window that appears in the lower left add a checkmark to include Category Index. Remove the checkmark to include Recipes. Now print.
1876373
Put back everything you removed,or go to Char-Broil for conversion info. it's easy good luck.
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Yes, I have used it for years. I love all the features and have logged 419 of our families recipes including pictures with hopes of a cookbook someday. However, that said, it has not been Mac friendly, the updates have included the PC only. So, that leaves the Mac users still using the old version 4.0.6. Meaning, that as new cooking ingredients come to market, you have to add them in yourself. It has huge print problems. I found a workaround, saving the recipes as a PDF and then printing. Another big draw back is having to use it in 'Classic. But, I am exictied today I got an email bulletin about Mariner Software's Mac Gourmet Deluxe. I am in the process of reviewing it with high hopes. Check it out.
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Hi Sharon, I do have an older pack of Mrs. Wages and can find the recipe off it. It is a not a lot different from the recipe on the new packet. All I have ever made uses Mrs. Wages Ketchup Pkgs. I'm just a bit confused over what you real are looking for. Let me know and I'll do my best. Jim Lathrop
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You can put your own recipes in this software. I did a cookbook for my children a few years ago and also put most of the recipes from it onto my Cook'n. you can also make your own cookbook from the software but at the time i found it easier to use MS Publisher. I need to do another printing because i have gotten many more requests for it, so may try it this time from Cook'n and see if it's easier with version 10. But it is a good place to organize all of your own family recipes.
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I just did this for my wife on her new computer. I did hers on our home network, but in explorer you can copy the cookbook files to a cd on your computer and then from the cd on his computer using drag and drop or copy files function. At least it worked for me. Good luck.