

Mastercook 15 Recipe PC
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Roving Richard of Sacramento
Greater than one weekIt comes with hundreds of recipes, more than a few to show functionality.
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Sheila Schmeler
> 3 daySome issues running on W10, but works ok
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SheShe
> 3 dayI have hundreds of recipes, so the custom cookbooks are nice. I just wish there was a quicker way to put them in other than cut and paste, as they were all stored on various Word documents
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bluelilbegonia
> 3 dayIm still learning the ins and outs of the updated software. I was using a very old 2002 release of this program. Im finding interface between the software, app, and website to be really kind of pointless, and hard to use. Also, the recipe import tool should be much easier to use, but its very awkward. Overall, I love the software. It formats my recipes, and lets me categorize them as I need to. Im developing a cookbook system and blog, and this software is tremendously helpful. I suppose I could make do with some freeware and use Google Drive to manage my recipes, but the ease of input and auto formatting MasterCook provides is so helpful. Ive used this software for 15 years now and LOVE it.
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Steven Erbe
> 3 dayWhat an archaic system. Hard to navigate and frustrating to use. For being relatively new, this program resembles that of a Windows98 program.
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james wilson
> 3 dayMy wife love it
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btunell
> 3 dayStill trying to figure it out. Made the switch from Living Cookbook, since it seems to be a dead product. The nutritional database is poor. They use the USDA nutritional database, but the user is unable to manually update it - you have to wait for Mastercook to send an update, or buy the latest version.
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Sandy
> 3 dayI love Mastercook
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Mike Ney
> 3 dayIve used MasterCook for many years and find it a terrific program to maintain my recipe collection. During holidays, its menu capabilities and shopping lists help me organize. A must buy.
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carol caruso
> 3 daycarol caruso