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11-27-2000, 06:44 PM
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 software can anyone recommend useful software for the kitchen?      |
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11-27-2000, 08:07 PM
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 You weren't very specific about exactly what you wanted to do so I'll send you to the one that is the most popular: MasterCook™ 6.0 http://www.sierrahome.com/software/catalog/cooking/mc6/ |
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11-28-2000, 02:26 AM
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| I use MasterCook software for all my recipe collections and cookbooks. I have a gadzillion recipes. Mastercook, once you learn it, is very easy. |
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11-28-2000, 08:00 PM
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| thanks for the response- i'm interested in a program that will enable me to clearly format my own recipes as well as cross reference recipes-i.e. the ability to call up only chix recipes for instance- i'm not in need of software that will provide me with recipes |
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