How do I save (copy) the recipes (with pictures) I've added to My Cookbook to a thumb drive? They won't "select all" copy and send/export.
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I had the worst time doing just you want to do with Master Cook until I had to make a file of my own and start all over again in WORD. Was a sad day as I had so many but it forced me to weed out things I didn't need anymore. This website might help you but I really don't know - good luck!!! http://www.mycookbook.com/index.asp?UserName=
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Do you need to use sdcopy to get it onto your computer? If I used the imagemixer software to get it on my computer, how can I convert it to another file type? I have such simple requirements - my in laws want a copy of a video that I took. I don't want to have to install my image mixer software just so that they can watch it. It just doesn't make sense. I need more instruction. Can someone spell it out with little baby steps?
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We may not be on the same page. The device doesn't actually store recipes. It provides measurement conversions and allows you to scale up a recipe, but it's really quantity-by-quantity. So for example, if you had a recipe that said it was 8 people, and used 3 lb. of chicken, 2 cups chicken stock, 1/2 tsp pepper, and 2 TBS of garlic, and you wanted to scale it up for 15 people, you'd store the conversion factor, but would then have to perform 4 separate calculations, one for each ingredient, and write each one down as you went. That's really what it does best. It will also convert, e.g. TBS's to cups, etc. Hope that helps. We may not be on the same page. The device doesn't actually store recipes. It provides measurement conversions and allows you to scale up a recipe, but it's really quantity-by-quantity. So for example, if you had a recipe that said it was 8 people, and used 3 lb. of chicken, 2 cups chicken stock, 1/2 tsp pepper, and 2 TBS of garlic, and you wanted to scale it up for 15 people, you'd store the conversion factor, but would then have to perform 4 separate calculations, one for each ingredient, and write each one down as you went. That's really what it does best. It will also convert, e.g.... » Read More We may not be on the same page. The device doesn't actually store recipes. It provides measurement conversions and allows you to scale up a recipe, but it's really quantity-by-quantity. So for example, if you had a recipe that said it was 8 people, and used 3 lb. of chicken, 2 cups chicken stock, 1/2 tsp pepper, and 2 TBS of garlic, and you wanted to scale it up for 15 people, you'd store the conversion factor, but would then have to perform 4 separate calculations, one for each ingredient, and write each one down as you went. That's really what it does best. It will also convert, e.g. TBS's to cups, etc. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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The way I used it is this..scan your recipe. Access Cook'n. Hit the scan feature. Choose the recipe that you scanned from my scans. When the recipe shows up on the left, you highlight the item...i.e. "name", the in the box that has the functions, click name and it show up on the line for name. Do the same for description, ingredients and directions. Very easy. I love this feature. This option is available with Cook'n 11.
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I use My Cookbook Pro app from the android play store. You export your cookbook file and save it to your device SD card. I have a Nexus 7 tablet and an HTC One X phone and run the app on both devices. Its not perfect in that they have not added an easy way to sort the recipes from living cookbook but you do have your complete cookbook and just have to go down the alphabetized list to find what you were looking for, They are working on updating the app to work more efficiently with the living cookbook export. they also have easy to follow instructions on their website.
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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.
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I completely discarded the Demy and went with an iPad for all of my recipes. It is far superior when you add an app called "My Recipe Book" available at the Apple app store on the web. Demy's small screen and the inability to add photos is a real limiting factor. It is also sluggish in operation. Hope this helps.
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I haven't used it for awhile, so my memory is a little hazy. I plugged it in to a port on the front of my computer. I was scanning slides. I chose "USB Connect" from the start menu. The Omni saved the images (I think it has the capacity to save some images without a card) and it was transferred directly to my computer with a message that said "open folder to view files." I clicked on that to open the file and there was another file in it that said "DCIM" which I opened and there was my image. I copied it to a file in "my Pictures." Using a Memory Card in the Omni Scan is good because it allows more images to be saved and then transferred to the computer. I then printed out the images I wanted. Hope this helps. I haven't used it for awhile, so my memory is a little hazy. I plugged it in to a port on the front of my computer. I was scanning slides. I chose "USB Connect" from the start menu. The Omni saved the images (I think it has the capacity to save some images without a card) and it was transferred directly to my computer with a message that said "open folder to view files." I clicked on that to open the file and there was another file in it that said "DCIM" which I opened and there was my image. I copied it to a file in "my Pictures." Using a Memory Card... » Read More I haven't used it for awhile, so my memory is a little hazy. I plugged it in to a port on the front of my computer. I was scanning slides. I chose "USB Connect" from the start menu. The Omni saved the images (I think it has the capacity to save some images without a card) and it was transferred directly to my computer with a message that said "open folder to view files." I clicked on that to open the file and there was another file in it that said "DCIM" which I opened and there was my image. I copied it to a file in "my Pictures." Using a Memory Card in the Omni Scan is good because it allows more images to be saved and then transferred to the computer. I then printed out the images I wanted. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Thank you for responding, Mark! I just downloaded SD Copy, but now I'm not sure what to do with it or how to use it. Any assistance is appreciated!JacquelineJacqueline
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Yes you can and you can edit the recipe after it is on there. I wish it was easier to add my own recipe.
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There are quite a few recipes on Pinterest. I've had a hard time finding them other places. I'm rather surprised that the manufacturer didn't put out a book. Good luck!
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Yes. I just did it. You go to the recipe list. Right click on the recipe and a drop-down menu will appear. You can then click on "copy recipe to another chapter". I have a chapter labeled Biscotti. I copied one of the recipes to the chapter labeled Cookies. It now appears in both chapters. It is so easy. If you want, on the drop-down menu is also the option to "move" a recipe to another chapter. You will love this software. It is so user-friendly. Hope this helps.
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The sellers send it to you after your purchase. It's in PDF format. Great recipes!
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I agree. I DID get a netbook for the kitchen and travel. The KeyIngredient website has alot of issues, so I use allrecipies.com and its great. Both of my daughters also listed their recipies on the site so we can go into each others cookbooks (no more calls of :Mom I need the recipie for...."although I'd better still get calls!! hehe).I just cannot figure out how Demy can justify the price for a gadget that merely holds info. even though I too justified the price of the Kindle. I find myself more and more going online for new recipies, and taking the netbook into the kitchen anyway so....maybe once the demy becomes worth it's price I may consider it, but until then....netbook is the way too go. I agree. I DID get a netbook for the kitchen and travel. The KeyIngredient website has alot of issues, so I use allrecipies.com and its great. Both of my daughters also listed their recipies on the site so we can go into each others cookbooks (no more calls of :Mom I need the recipie for...."although I'd better still get calls!! hehe).I just cannot figure out how Demy can justify the price for a gadget that merely holds info. even though I too justified the price of the Kindle. I find myself more and more going online for new recipies, and taking the netbook into the kitchen... » Read More I agree. I DID get a netbook for the kitchen and travel. The KeyIngredient website has alot of issues, so I use allrecipies.com and its great. Both of my daughters also listed their recipies on the site so we can go into each others cookbooks (no more calls of :Mom I need the recipie for...."although I'd better still get calls!! hehe).I just cannot figure out how Demy can justify the price for a gadget that merely holds info. even though I too justified the price of the Kindle. I find myself more and more going online for new recipies, and taking the netbook into the kitchen anyway so....maybe once the demy becomes worth it's price I may consider it, but until then....netbook is the way too go. « Show Less
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I wish I could give you an answer to this - the manual is sorely lacking in some areas. When (or should I say IF) Customer Service responds to your query, could you post it here? I would like to know the times for all the menu selections.
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Not as you might think. When you scan, you need to have your scanner software read the information (it would likely have to be printed by a machine, not by a person) and convert it to text. Then, you'd need to make sure it didn't make a mistake in the scan and change a number or a word. After correcting that, you could then cut/paste the text as a recipe.So, it isn't really designed to scan and save recipes. I've never done that or tried at all. I've just keyed in the recipe I wanted to enter, if it was on paper and couldn't be found on some website where it would be more easily pulled in. Not as you might think. When you scan, you need to have your scanner software read the information (it would likely have to be printed by a machine, not by a person) and convert it to text. Then, you'd need to make sure it didn't make a mistake in the scan and change a number or a word. After correcting that, you could then cut/paste the text as a recipe.So, it isn't really designed to scan and save recipes. I've never done that or tried at all. I've just keyed in the recipe I wanted to enter, if it was on paper and couldn't be found on some website where it would be more easily... » Read More Not as you might think. When you scan, you need to have your scanner software read the information (it would likely have to be printed by a machine, not by a person) and convert it to text. Then, you'd need to make sure it didn't make a mistake in the scan and change a number or a word. After correcting that, you could then cut/paste the text as a recipe.So, it isn't really designed to scan and save recipes. I've never done that or tried at all. I've just keyed in the recipe I wanted to enter, if it was on paper and couldn't be found on some website where it would be more easily pulled in. « Show Less
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I copied it within Windows. Just copy the folder and then paste it where you want. I did the same with my large folder of photos.