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05-17-2004, 09:34 AM #1Super Moderator
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Recipe software help please
Anyone use software to save their recipes? A few years ago I tried to use a Cooking Light Mastercook disc (©1995) and just couldn't understand how to use it. All this import /export/formating stuff just made me go
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Any reccomendations on easy to use & understand recipe software? Thanks.
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I've never worked with these programs. But you could open your word processing program (ie Word, Works, Word Perfect ect.) and check to see if they have a "recipe" templete.
You can enter your recipes there and save them to a disk (if you have a RW CD or a floppy or Zip drive".
I save mine to the recipe templete in MS Works. And then I save them to one of my other hard drives.
Susie in MN
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