Can I scan recipes into the software
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There is no OCR, but if your scanner has OCR, you can import the text as a recipe.
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If you can scan your recipes into your computer you can cut and paste the document into the new recipe option of your account at Key Ingredient. It is really simple to copy the whole recipe into one of the blocks on the template and then cut and paste them into where they belong. On many of the recipes I have from magazines and books I was able to find an identical recipe or one that was close and I used the Cookmark button from Key Ingredient that is in my Bookmarks to import the recipe to my account. I typed the rest in myself. Hope that helps.
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Where can t locate recipe book and accessiriesEwhere can I locate recipe book and additional accessories?
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They can be scanned, but I was able to find a local software that could be filled out on my PC and then send the form through the printer to be filled out.
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I'm using Cook'n Version 11.3.1. I have loaded over 500 recipes in the last two weeks. I'm primarily doing a copy & past from my Paprika App on my iMac Computer. So I have not tried many of the functions as of this time. The following are some of my problems thus far: 1. My computer will freeze up about 5 times a day and I have to force quit and reopen Cook'n. 2. Also it will quit and close bye it self every other day. ( I do sent a report every time this happens) 3. I can't print what you see on the screen. The print command will change the background. 4. The PDF conversion in the print command will change the background theme from what you normally will see on the screen. 5. Needs to have better help files, like step by step how to do it tutorials. With all the above problems I like the software and hope these will be fixed. I'm only two weeks into it and still learning. (Also I'm 78 and it might take me a little longer) My question: Need a step by step on how to create a CD or DVD to take to Office Depot to have a cookbook printed.
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Recipes you send to the cloud viewer may be viewed on any device with internet access and a web browser. Most smartphones will work fine.
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Yes! Here's a link that explains how. There's even a video. http://support.mastercook.com/entries/22017556-Transferring-Recipes-and-Files-from-a-Previous-Version If for some reason the link won't post here, go to Mastercook (dot com) and look under support. Also, while there, check out the new web import so you can download recipes right off the web.
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Yes, but it also depends on what you are making. The Namaste website has recipes that you can use as a guide.
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There is a code in the book that came with it, that you scan. You have to enter program mode first, then scan the code. I'm not sure which one it is, but you can try several options until it works.
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Yes, you can. It works the same in versions 5-14. Open your cookbook. Select Print/Publish Cookbook from the File menu. In the Print window that appears in the lower left add a checkmark to include Category Index. Remove the checkmark to include Recipes. Now print.
2010712
No. You can make up your own recipes. In face, the item comes with recipes you can use.
2050690
yes you can. you can use the included CanoScan toolbox software to do this.
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No, it does not. I asked the author about this and understand that the freeform way ingredients can be entered does not lend itself to systematic analysis. What I have done instead is use one of the web nutrition calculators. The web calculators do restrict you to entering ingredients within the calculator's structure through drop downs and pick lists, but they seem to give a good "nutrition label" analysis. I have been using FitWatch.com for this purpose. Given the tradeoff, I'd rather have the freeform text entry in the cooking software than an occasional nutrition analysis.
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Not that I know about, but if you have a Mac you can use "image capture" to scan. It comes with the OS. Maybe Windows has something similar.
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Yes. There r 2 blank ones. U can use address labels to go over the existing ones. I used the blank ones for pasta and oriental recipes.
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nope.This useless product is a software only. You may buy it if you want to waste your extra money. :)
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It actually can. However you need to acquire a Software Development Kit (SDK) compatible with this scanner (there are many out there) and then you can create your own custom applications.