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Cook'n Recipe Organizer


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Manufacturer: DVO Enterprises
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Binding: CD-ROM Brand: DVO Enterprises EAN: 0615029001497 Feature: Electronic Cookbook Format: CD-ROM Label: DVO Enterprises Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product. Manufacturer: DVO Enterprises Model: 149 Platform: Windows Vista Publisher: DVO Enterprises Release Date: 2007-10-11 Studio: DVO Enterprises
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Features
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Electronic Cookbook Recipe Manager Menu Planner Grocery Shopping Assistant Personal Home Nutritionist
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Editorial Reviews:
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DVO is dedicated to recipe software.1) Electronic Cookbook -Simply tell Cook'n what ingredients you have on hand and in seconds Cook'n will suggest several delicious recipes. Or use Cook'n's exclusive "Recipe Browser" feature and page through pictures of finished dishes to look for ideas.Download new recipes every week from the DVO website. You can also import recipes from other websites or other cooking software.2) Recipe Manager -Organizing your family recipe collection in the computer is easy with Cook'n. You already know how to put in your recipes that's because Cook'n's recipe window looks just like a recipe card. And "Quick-Fill" editing does much of the typing for you.Cook'n's Recipe Manager makes entertaining a snap. Simply select the number of guests you will be serving and enter it into your favorite recipe. Cook'n calculates the new ingredient amounts for you. No more of that measuring madness!Sharing recipes is easy. Print recipes on pre-formatted 3"x5" cards or just have Cook'n e-mail recipes to a friend. Cook'n can also share recipes with the Palm Pilot.3) Menu Planner -Combine recipes and food items to make complete meals. Then drag and drop meals to make your own weekly or monthly menus.Menu planning instructions teach you how to cut prep time in half by using dove-tailing techniques when preparing your menus.4) Grocery Shopping Assistant -Cook'n automatically combines the food on your menus and makes a grocery shopping list. It even converts tablespoons of tomato paste to 8 oz. cans! Cook'n organizes your shopping list by aisle to save you time at the store.Cook'n also calculates the approximate cost of your shopping list. You can download your shopping list to a PalmPilot organizer.5) Personal Home Nutritionist -Analyze the nutritional elements of recipes and menus. You don't have to be a nutritionist to understand it either -- that's because Cook'n
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:      Summary: Has always worked fine for me. Comment: Installed this program on a VISTA 64 system, after setting VISTA to run the program in XP compatibility mode everything works very well. I love the self-completing features for ingredients when entering recipes.
I have never really understood why so many people seem to have problems with VISTA. I have installed it on all three of my XP machines with no real issues other than reading the instructions and following them. This software is no different. If you are loading a pre-VISTA program on a VISTA machine and are having problems, try the compatibility mode as instructed by Microsoft!
DUH!!
I have the version of this software previous to V8 and plan to upgrade to 8 for the new features.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Not Compatible with Vista! Comment: Despite what all the information claims, this program is not fully functional with Windows Vista. If you go to the company's website, they admit this right away and tell you only there most recent, $80 program runs with Vista, and downloading that will fix all your problems. A complete bait-and-switch on what, from everything I've read and seen, is horrible software in the first place.
Customer Rating:      Summary: it seems to help but there are some obstacles Comment: As a working mom on maternity leave, I was trying to use this to automate my current process- about 50 recipes get used from a couple of books and a lot of single pages torn from magazines, monthly I make a meal plan and weekly I revise it and put together a grocery list. The headaches are in finding the recipes, determining the grocery list, and minorly in setting up the monthly plan to keep from having spaghetti every night. I have started entering my recipes and have about 32 in- I consider it drudgery, but the software is somewhat helpful. Iam now playing with how it generates a grocery list, and I am thinking the software is trying to be too smart- trying to determine what size of a container I need to buy rather than what was written on the recipe, and I certainly dont want to be told brand names- I just want a SIMPLE grocery list, and would prefer to eliminate the brand names- seems like advertising I dont need. I plan to keep fiddling with this product and get as much use out of it that I can. Overall, I think its a good product if there arent better recipe programs out there yet.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Great program Comment: My wife loves this program. And it is expandable. You can add other recipe programs to it by just buying them and downloading them, simple. Also add your own recipes, simply great.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Great Program Comment: I was interested in using this program to organize my own family recipes, and not so much in the recipes it comes with. It has been great in that regard. Entering recipes is unbelievably quick and easy. The program has a glossary of ingredients, so fills in the ingredient as soon as you start typing it. It also knows to turn the ingredient to the plural if you are using more than one (will change "egg" to "eggs" by itself.) You can print recipes out on a number of formats, including recipe cards or special-size paper. It also has an extensive library of recipes of it's own, plus a feature where you can sign up to have the web site send you new recipes. I did not take advantage of that feature.
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