Can you import from mastercook? I need to switch, as mastercook has no Mac program.
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Importing Recipe ML, MasterCook MXP & MX2 and Meal-Master files To import a file: Using MacGourmet, choose File &gt; Import... Choose the file you want to import and choose the appropriate file format, RecipeML, MasterCook MXP & MX2 or Meal-Master. This is copied from MacGoumet Deluxe's help. I like it.
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Hi, It safe - e-mail me at lmn@creativedanes.com for more information. We are the importer of Menu in the States.
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My best friend is an all mac guy and I'm afraid he's not going to be able to play WildStar at all. They definitely won't have mac support at release. I have read several forum entries that say don't try to play Wildstar on Parallels because the delay on the MAC is overwhelming. I know some people are now trying to setup Bootcamp and make it work but it doesn't sound positive.I would definitely wait till Carbine comes out with a MAC client..
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You can't. That old version is no longer supported. It will NOT run correctly on the latest versions of Windows either. It fact it usually makes people's recipes completely disappear from the program as explained here: http://support.mastercook.com/entries/22055813-Recipes-Disappear-from-Cookbook The current version of MasterCook is designed and compatible with the latest versions of Windows. It can use all of your files from version 9 too as explained here: http://support.mastercook.com/entries/22017556-Transferring-Recipes-and-Files-from-a-Previous-Version
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Yes. Using the migration assistant. http://www.ehow.com/how_8287570_clone-mac-computer.html
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I successfully converted all my recipes from my 1995 Mac version of Master Cook Cooking Light to Master Cook Version 9.0. While all the recipes transferred, my menu's did not. Attaching a recipe to a menu in the older versions was far easier than the current, a major disappointment, but it's still the best software for capturing your own recipes and organizing meals.
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FYI, I have it running on a Vista machine and have encountered the following issues (none of which are deal breakers for me) 1) Can't access Help (written in older version) 2) Import Wizard doesn't import ingredients (?? - everything else moves over just fine) 3) Web Import doesn't function
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I would back-up before. MasterCcook is so unreliable. I actually transferred my MC recipes to Cook'n which is now V11.3.8. Transfer was a bitch, not gonna lie to you. I have written MC many times and never received a response from any of the emails. Good luck but always back up
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Best bet would be to contact Magic Chef - http://www.mcappliance.com/contactus.asp - to make sure.
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Thanks for the info. I have a mac I was going to use but now i'm just going to use my family's computer which is a pc.
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Yes, I have used it for years. I love all the features and have logged 419 of our families recipes including pictures with hopes of a cookbook someday. However, that said, it has not been Mac friendly, the updates have included the PC only. So, that leaves the Mac users still using the old version 4.0.6. Meaning, that as new cooking ingredients come to market, you have to add them in yourself. It has huge print problems. I found a workaround, saving the recipes as a PDF and then printing. Another big draw back is having to use it in 'Classic. But, I am exictied today I got an email bulletin about Mariner Software's Mac Gourmet Deluxe. I am in the process of reviewing it with high hopes. Check it out.
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Did you go to their website? Go there and check to see if they have mac software download?
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As I recall, there was a significant change in the file format from Mastercook 4 to Mastercook 5. I'm not certain if version 11 can import from version 4. I just took a quick look at the forums and it seems that it will work just fine reading files from as far back as version 2. You just need to open the cookbook file (.MCF) with version 11. There is more detail available at www.mastercook.com, look under "import and export".
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Ferguson, did you use the Mino HD on your non-intel mac? If so, how did you extract/edit files to work with? I was told that the HD wouldn't work AT ALL with powerpc macs.
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Hmmm. Mac OS....I must have missed that. I don't have much experience with Macs but there is bound to be something that will work for you. The important thing to remember is that the .MOD file is just a container for a .mpeg file. If you do find a Mac based editing program try changing the extension from .MOD to .mpeg as I mentioned before. The important thing is to avoid recoding the original file in order to maintain quality. Let us know how it goes.
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Version 15 will not be out until the end of March or the first of April. I would recommend you check with mastercook.com support and ask them if about an update for 15 if you purchase 14 first. I wish I could tell you more but that is all I know but I do not believe Amazon would give you a free update. Hope this helps.
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I successfully imported to iBank 14 years of data as a QIF from Quicken for Mac 2007, and had my chart of accounts come over fully, and every account balance accurately to the very last cent. Some minor cleanup was necessary to fix things like foreign currency symbols in which Quicken is not Mac-compliant. It was useful to carefully check my Quicken file to remove spurious transactions, and run Quicken's file rebuild routine, before creating the QIF for import, to repair file corruption for which Quicken for Mac is notorious. Migrating my accounting to iBank has been the easiest and most accurate such process I have experienced. Read the manual topic on import, run through the online tutorial, work through the process carefully, with backup data so you can revert if you make a mistake, and it should be easy for you, too.