The Clippings list contains selections of text “clipped” from web sites, using the “Text Clipping” menu item in the Services menu, by dragging text from other applications to this list, or by pasting text into this list. My Lists will include specific lists that you create on your own. The Recent section includes: Clippings, Featured, Find Results, Last Import, and Trash. The Reference lists are “read only” lists and cannot be deleted or edited.Īlso on the left side navigation panel you will find the “Recent” and “My Lists” sections. The “Reference” icon contains reference items and pairing guides to help you with cooking, wine, beer, cheese, meat, and other food and drink-related questions. Deleting and copying notes from this list works like deleting and copying recipes from your “Recipes” list. Your “Cheese” list is similar to your “Wine and Beer” list, in that it shows all of your cheese notes. Your “Beer” list is similar to your “Wine” list, in that it shows all of your beer notes. Your “Wine” list shows all of your wine notes. For more information on shopping lists, please see section 10. You can add a new shopping list by dragging one or more recipes to this list, in addition to the normal ways of creating new items. Deleting a shopping list from this list will delete it from your database, but only as a shopping list. When you create a shopping list from one or many recipes, it will get added to this list. Unlike recipes, wine, beer, cheese, and cooking notes, shopping lists can only exist in this list. This list shows you all of your current shopping lists. Your “Cooking Notes” list are a lot like your “Recipes” list in that it shows all of your notes. If you delete a recipe from this list, it will get deleted from your database. Your “Recipes” list shows you all of the recipes in your database. It is not removed from your database unless you explicitly delete it, or you delete it from one of your “MY” lists. L TIP: If you delete an item in one of your lists, it is removed from your list. This means that modifying that recipe anywhere will change all the instances of that recipe, no matter where you put it. The other three recipes that you see in the lists that you created are really just pointers back to the master copy. There will, however, only be one ORIGINAL copy. You can easily put items in lists that you create, but they really just refer back to the master copy.įor instance, if you create three of your own lists and then drag a recipe from your “Recipes” list to each of these three lists, you will see four copies of your recipe in diferent locations. Each of these lists holds the master copy of each respective item type in your database. This list is located on the left side navigation bar: Recipes, Cooking Notes, Shopping Lists, Wine, Beer, Cheese. Your recipe box has 6 main lists for cataloging and storing your items. Press the “Specify Location” button to specify a diferent folder for your library.
Press the “Use Documents” button to keep your library in your Documents folder. The next prompt will ask you where you’d like to store your library. If you are installing a new copy, follow the directions below.
Macgourmet alternative upgrade#
If you are upgrading from MacGourmet Deluxe 2, MacGourmet Deluxe 3, MacGourmet Deluxe 1 or MacGourmet Deluxe 3, please follow the upgrade steps within the app.
If you are upgrading from MacGourmet Deluxe 1, please contact and we’ll help you migrate your data to the latest version. Upgrading from MacGourmet Deluxe 1 and newer versions
Macgourmet alternative trial#
Running MacGourmet Deluxe for the First TimeĪssuming that you have installed MacGourmet Deluxe (in either trial form or as a registered copy) and upon your first launch, you will be asked a few questions to get you started:
Macgourmet alternative professional#
Welcome to MacGourmet Deluxe! In this chapter you will be introduced to the basics of MacGourmet Deluxe, the professional version of MacGourmet Deluxe.
0 kommentar(er)
