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| HELP! I have stacks of magazines and books that have recipes in them and I need to organize them. What, if any software programs have you used or seen that will allow scanning of recipes, along with editing functions. Please help. Thanks |
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| it too have this same problem and thought I'd try to get someone to answer this qustion. ------------------ DaleR |
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| I too have pondered this problem, but now I often use Mastercook which I use for the rest of my collection. I type in the name of the recipe, major ingredients, magazine name, issue date and number--atleast I know where to look in my library! |
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| ahhhh! eggcellent idea. I always chafed at the idea of typing in all the recipes, when mostly I just wanted to save the idea or presentation style of a dish. I save the magazines anyway so a master index/database of what mag and issue with a few keywords would work. Thank you for a great tip. DaleR |
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| I use mastercook and found it is just as good as the expensive software,to house recipes |
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| I use a scanner and scan the magizine ad or picture, whatever it is and save them in a file. It seems to work good and I have the picture as well as the recipe. |
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