Have you ever wanted to find a particular recipe, but didn't want to sift through pages and pages from your favorite cookbook? Have you ever wanted to search all your recipes for a certain ingredient? Have you ever wanted to give a particular recipe to a friend, without having to go through the hassle of jotting down the thing word for word? Now you can. And Computer Cuisine is the tool that will make it happen.
What Version of FileMaker Pro Will Work With Computer Cuisine?
Computer Cuisine will only work with FileMaker Pro version 3.0 and later.
You must use the older version of Computer Cuisine, version 3.0 (not 3.01),
for use with FileMaker Pro 2.1.
What is Computer Cuisine?
Computer Cuisine is a Macintosh™ file for use with FileMaker® Pro, by Claris® Corporation. This template will allow you to conveniently view, print, sort, file, organize and save your cooking recipes. It’s features include a well designed layout that makes adding, viewing, sorting, finding and printing a snap. In addition to the simple layout, Computer Cuisine allows you to add an infinite number of your own recipes to the existing ones. This will allow your recipe database to grow and grow!
Buttons are added to the bottom of the layout for added convenience. For example, you can sort all of your recipes with the click of your mouse. Computer Cuisine will then alphabetically sort your recipes by the type of food; much like any normal cookbook you may own. And with the extensive search capabilities already built into the program, you will now be able to search through all of the entered recipes with the touch of a button! You don't even have to know the exact name of the recipe, or ingredient.
Computer Cuisine also makes printing your recipes a snap! With the simple "Print" button placed at the bottom of the layout, you can print your recipes in one stroke. Also, you don't have to worry about recipes that are too long, or take up too much space. There are scroll bars that are placed at the end of both the "Ingredients" and the "Method" boxes that will allow you to enter in an enormous amount of text. However, this text will not be "cropped" when printed. Computer Cuisine will use the full paper size of (8 1/2 "x 11") for printing, to ensure an adequate amount of printing space.
What Password Can I Use To Explore Computer Cuisine?
In order to access Computer Cuisine, simply leave the password blank, and press "return."
Is Computer Cuisine Free?
Well, good question. However the answer is "No." Computer Cuisine is shareware. Thus, you are free to browse the product in the demo stage for as long as you wish. However, most of the vital functions such as: Editing Recipes, Adding New Recipes, Deleting Recipes, Changing the Layout and Printing Recipes have been disabled. In order to acquire the ability to use all of the functions you must register the product.
How Much Does It Cost To Register Computer Cuisine?
The cost to register Computer Cuisine is $10 (US Dollars). That's it, just 10 bucks. Hopefully this will be cheap enough for people to actually pay for it. There is a registration form attached to this manual. If you'd like to view it, please go to page three, or simply click the button to the lower right, and it will take you there.
 
What Do I Get When I Register?
When you mail in the completed "Registration Form" along with your payment, you will be sent a password that will unlock all the features of Computer Cuisine. This password will most likely be sent by internet email. Thus, in the registration form, please list the most reliable internet email address you have first. If you do not have an internet email address, I will most likely send you a postcard with the password on it. However, this could take time, so please be patient.
Registration Information:
Registration means that the password is to be used for one individual, for the installation on one computer. If you would like to use Computer Cuisine on more than one machine, please register for the proper amount of usage.
Icon Information:
The icons included with Computer Cuisine were taken from a set of icons called Super Unbelievable Icons" from America Online. The author's name is Bryan Sorensen and he can be reached at the following email address: Bsoren3891@aol.com
Thanks Bryan!
Do you have Questions and/or Comments?
Send any questions you may have regarding Computer Cuisine to: inaka@cap.or.jp
