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New Healthy Cooking Help 3.0
GENERAL INTRODUCTION

This disk contains over 1,000 recipes from Better Homes and
Gardens. The CD-ROM lets you take advantage of the computer
for many tasks from making a shopping list and planning
meals, to quickly searching through all the recipes. Below
you will find a description of each section along with
instructions for how to use all of the features.

   Where Do I Start?

A good place to start is to choose a recipe. There are two
places where you can access the recipes:

Main Index
What's For Dinner

MAIN INDEX


   How Do I Find a Recipe at the Main Index?

At the Main Index you can look at recipes in the New Healthy
Cooking collection, or you can look at the recipes which you
have entered yourself in the My Recipes section.


   How Do I Find a Recipe in New Healthy Cooking?

1. Click on the Main Index Button at the top left of your
screen. This will take you to the Main Index.

2. Start by clicking once on the New Healthy Cooking button,
which is in the left-most column under the "Recipes From"
heading. You will see the chapters appear in the middle
column. You can select chapters based on food type, like
"Desserts," or sorted by alphabet like "A to E."

3. Select the chapter you would like to view by clicking
once on the chapter title. Use the scroll bar on the right
to view the entire list.  The recipes in the chapter
selected will appear in the right column.

4. Select a recipe by clicking once. The preview photo for
that recipe will appear in the lower left hand corner of the
screen.

5. To view a recipe (instructions and ingredients) click
once on the preview photo, or double click on the recipe
title.

WHAT'S FOR DINNER


   How Do I Find a Recipe in What's For Dinner?

The What's for Dinner section can help you decide what to
have for dinner. You can search either the New Healthy
Cooking collection, or all the Multicom Cookbooks that you
own. You can select the kind of ingredients that you want to
use, the amount of time you have to make the recipe, and you
can set nutritional guidelines such as low-fat, or low-
cholesterol.

When you have made all your selections, you will see the
number of recipes that match your criteria. Click in the
Recipes Found column on the right to view the recipe titles.
Double click the title of the recipe that you want to see,
and this will take you to the recipe.

When you get to the Recipe Level, you may browse your list
from What's for Dinner by using the Previous Recipe and Next
Recipe buttons that are above and to the right of the
preview photo.

1. Click on the What's For Dinner button at the top left of
your screen.

2. Select the ingredients that you want to use in the left
column, "Selecting Ingredients". When you click on an
ingredient, it will show up in the "Ingredients Selected"
list in the right hand column. Use the A-E, F-K, L-O, P-S,
and T-Z buttons below the ingredient list to quickly move
between sections of the list.

3. Next, choose which options you want to select in the
"Searching Options" column.
Cookbook: You have two choices under "Cookbook." You can
search the New Healthy Cooking recipes, or any other
Multicom CD-ROM cookbooks that you have installed by
selecting "All Multicom Cookbooks".

See below for more information about how to search other
Multicom Cookbooks.

Type of Dish: This lets you define the kind of meal you want
to find. The options are: Appetizers & Snacks;  Main Dishes;
Side Dishes, Breads and Rolls; Soups, Salads and Sandwiches;
Desserts and Beverages.

Preparation Time: This will find all the recipes that will
work within your time schedule. If you only have 1/2 an
hour, you can quickly find those recipes whose preparation
time is 1/2 an hour or less. Note: there may also be baking
time or cooking times that are not included in the
preparation time.

Nutritional Parameters: You can search for the recipes which
meet your nutritional requirements. Simply use the drop down
menu to select what level of fat, saturated fat, calories,
cholesterol, potassium and sodium.

Click on the box below the category you want, and drag the
cursor down to the range that you want. It will then show up
in the box when the menu is gone. "Any Amount" indicates
that you will get recipes with all ranges of that nutrient.


   How Do I Go to a Recipe from What's For Dinner?

Once the search is complete, you will see the number of
recipes that match your choices. To view the titles, click
where indicated in the Recipes Found box.  To go to a recipe
from the list, double click on the title.


   How Do I Search All Multicom Cookbooks?

There is a unique feature in the What's For Dinner section
that lets you search the other Multicom CD-ROM cookbooks
that you have installed.

1. Go to the What's For Dinner Screen.

2. Select the "All Cookbooks" button under the Cookbook
heading in the Search Options column.  (During the
installation process New Healthy Cooking automatically
determines which if any other Multicom cookbooks that you
have installed on your hard drive. If you own a Macintosh
computer and have purchased any of the Multicom CD's after
you installed New Healthy Cooking, you need to run the
"Multicom Cookbook Updater". See "How Do I Use the Multicom
Cookbook Updater.")

3. Select the search criteria that you want. When you click
in the Recipes Found column, the recipes fitting your
guidelines will come up, arranged by Cookbook title. To view
a recipe from another Multicom CD, you must quit out of New
Healthy Cooking and put in the CD for the other cookbook.
For instance you may have bought the Cooking For Today--
Pasta title. When you search for "Tomato" in What's for
Dinner with the All Cookbooks choice selected, the recipes
from Cooking For Today containing tomatoes will be listed.


   How Do I Use the Multicom Cookbook Updater?

This process only applies if you are using a Macintosh
computer and you have purchased a new Multicom Cookbook
after you installed New Healthy Cooking.  It allows you to
search those new recipes from within the What's For Dinner
section of New Healthy Cooking.  This process is automatic
on PC's.

1. Quit running New Healthy Cooking.

2. Locate the Multicom Cookbook Updater on the CD-ROM. The
file will appear in the same window as the installer.

3. Double click on the Multicom Cookbook Updater.

4. A dialog box will appear.  Check the boxes next to the
Multicom cookbooks that you would like to verify.  For the
other cookbooks not listed, this process is automatic.

5. When you have finished running the Updater, return to New
Healthy Cooking.

SHOPPING LIST


   How Do I Get a Recipe to the Shopping List?

There are two ways to get recipes to the Shopping List:

1. Use the Send button at the Current Recipe level
2. Drag and drop the recipe title to the Shopping List
button


   Sending Recipes from Current Recipe to the Shopping List.

To Send recipes from the Current Recipe level:

1. Go to the recipe that you wish to add to the Shopping
List.

2. Click on the Send button which is above the recipe
instructions. A dialog box will come up. Select Shopping
List. There will be audio feedback to let you know that your
transfer has been successful. When you go to the Shopping
List screen, the recipes you've sent there will be in the
Recipes Sent Here column on the left.


   How Do I Drag and Drop a Recipe to the Shopping List?

1. Go to the recipe that you wish to add to the Shopping
List.

2. Click and hold the cursor on the recipe title, then with
the mouse still down, drag the title to the Shopping List
button. You will hear a sound when the transfer has been
successful. When you go to the Shopping List, the recipes
you have put there will be in the "Recipes Sent Here" list
on the left hand side of the Shopping List screen.


   How Do I Double a Recipe?

You can change the serving size of any recipe by using the
Scale function at the Shopping List. This function is
designed only as a guide for shopping.

1. Send the recipe to the Shopping List. See "How Do I Get
Recipes To The Shopping List" if you don't know how.

2. Go to the Shopping List screen.

3. Select the recipe you wish to adjust in the Recipes Sent
Here column.

4. Use the Servings arrows to adjust the number of servings.
For instance if your recipe presently serves 4, and you want
to double it, click on the up arrow until you reach 8.

5. Click on the Scale button on the top-middle portion of
your screen. The ingredient quantities will change to
reflect the new number.

Once you have scaled a recipe, the new quantities are saved
for collating with the other recipes into your shopping list
when you click Show List.


   How Do I Create a Shopping List for Multiple Recipes?

New Healthy Cooking will automatically combine the
ingredients for all the recipes sent to the shopping list
when you click Show List.  It makes shopping easy by
combining similar ingredients in different recipes together
and dividing them up into categories like  Fresh Produce or
Frozen Foods.  For example if one recipe calls for 3 eggs
and another calls for 4, clicking Show List will produce a
list showing that you need to buy 7 eggs.

You can then edit the shopping list by clicking anywhere in
the list and deleting ingredients or adding your own.  It's
that easy!

1.  Send or Drag and Drop the recipes you wish to shop for
to the Shopping List Section.

2.  Scale each recipe to a new size if desired.  Please note
that scaling recipes may affect flavor so you should use
this technique only as a shopping guide.

3.  Click Show List to collate all the recipes into one
ingredient list.

4.  Click Print to print out your list.

MEAL PLANNER


   How Do I Get Recipes to the Meal Planner?

There are two ways to get recipes to the Meal Planner:

1. Use the Send button at the Current Recipe level
2. Drag and drop the recipe title to the Meal Planner button


   Sending Recipes from Current Recipe to the Meal Planner.

1. Go to the recipe that you wish to add to the Meal
Planner.

2. Click on the Send button which is above the recipe
instructions. A dialog box will come up that lets you pick
where to send the recipe. Select Meal Planner.  When you go
to the Meal Planner screen, the recipes you've sent there
will be in the Recipes Sent Here column on the left.


   How Do I Drag and Drop a Recipe to the Meal Planner?

1. Click on the Current Recipe button at the top of your
screen or choose & double click one from the Recipe Index.

2. Click and hold the cursor on the recipe title, then with
the mouse still down, drag the title to the Meal Planner
button. Audio feedback will let you know the transfer has
been successful. When you go to the Meal Planner, the
recipes you have put there will be in the "Recipes Sent
Here" list on the left hand side of the Meal Planner screen.


   How Do I to Use the Meal Planner?

1. Choose Daily or Weekly

The Daily and Weekly buttons are in the middle at the top of
the screen. You can select which view you prefer. If you
choose Daily, the headings will be Breakfast, Lunch and
Dinner. Weekly headings are Monday through Sunday.

2. Set the Date

The Meal Planner saves your plans automatically by date.
Adjust the month, day, week or year by clicking on the
arrows in the upper right part of the screen. For instance,
if you want to plan a picnic for the 4th of July, you would
adjust the date until you found the day or week of July 4,
1997.


3. Enter Recipes

Click on the space below the day or meal where you want the
recipe to go. Then click on any recipe from the Recipes Sent
here column on the left. The recipe will automatically show
up there.


   How Do I Delete a Recipe from the Meal Planner?

If you made a mistake, and you want to delete a recipe that
you've already placed in the planner, click on it once. Then
click the Delete button, in the lower right corner.

The Reset button will reset your Meal Planner and delete all
the recipes from the Recipes Sent here column on the left.

MY RECIPES


   How Do I Get a Recipe to the My Recipes Section?

You can either enter in your own recipes, or you can edit
the recipes from the Better Homes and Gardens collection. To
get recipes for editing to the My Recipes section follow the
instructions below.

1. Go to the recipe that you wish to edit.

2. Click and hold the cursor on the recipe title, then with
the mouse still down, drag the title to the My Recipes
button. Audio feedback will let you know the transfer has
been successful. When you go to the My Recipes section, the
recipe will be there. At the My Recipes section, you can
only edit one recipe at a time.


   How Do I Edit a Recipe?

You can edit any of the recipes in the New Healthy Cooking
collection. This would be useful if you wanted to substitute
ingredients, or keep a record of how you doubled the recipe.

1. Go to the recipe that you wish to edit.

2. Click and hold the cursor on the recipe title, then with
the mouse still down, drag the title to the My Recipes
button. Audio feedback will let you know the transfer has
been successful. When you go to the My Recipes section, the
recipe will be there. At the My Recipes section, you can
only edit one recipe at a time.

3. Click on the My Recipes button.

4. The recipe you want to edit will be at the screen. It
will have a new title, that says "copy of" the original
title. You can edit the name if you'd like. All the text
fields can be edited. Go to the area that you want to edit,
and make the appropriate changes. When you are finished,
save the new version. It will be available from the Main
Index under the new name.

5. When you edit a recipe from the New Healthy Cooking
collection, you will always be changing a copy of the
original recipe. You will always be able to go back to the
original recipe.


   How Do I Enter My Personal Recipes?

At the My Recipes section you can enter in your own favorite
recipes.You can then send them to the Shopping List and to
the Meal Planner.

1. Press the My Recipes button on the bottom left of the
screen.

2. You must fill out every box on the screen except for the
ingredient description, which is optional. The rest is
necessary in order for your recipes to show up at the
Shopping List, and Meal Planner.

3. RECIPE NAME: Type in the name of your recipe here.

4. PERSONAL CHAPTERS: Type in the name of the category you
want the recipe to be in, or select a chapter name from the
drop down menu that you previously created.

5. PREPARATION TIME: Type in the number of minutes that fits
the amount of time your recipe takes to prepare.

6. TYPE OF DISH: Select the kind of meal your recipe is.

7. SERVES: Select how many servings  the dish makes.

8. QTY (Quantity): Type the whole number quantity of the
ingredient. i.e. 1,2,3, etc.

9. FRACT (Fraction): Select  the partial amount of the
ingredient quantity. i.e. 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, etc.

10. MEASUREMENT: Select the kind of measure, i.e. cup,
tablespoon, etc.

11. INGREDIENT: Type in the ingredient name in the
ingredient field.

13. SHOPPING CATEGORY: Select the category that the
ingredient should fall under in the Shopping List.

14. ADD INGREDIENT LINE: After you have entered an
ingredient in the ingredient fields, click on this button.
This will move the ingredient you just entered into the
ingredients section, lower left.

15. Continue adding ingredients in the method described
above until you are done. Use the scroll bar as necessary to
view the entire ingredient list.

16. INSTRUCTIONS: Click in the instructions text field,
lower right, to open text entry box. Use the scroll bar as
necessary to view all instructions. When you are finished,
click "Done".

17. It is a good idea to back up the "userdb" files, just as
you backup other important files. They are in the "DATA"
directory.


   How Do I Start Over?

Use the Reset button to the right of the preview photo to
clear all fields and begin again.


   How Do I Find a Recipe In the My Recipes Collection?

Your own recipes which you have entered in the My Recipes
section are also indexed, and are available at the Main
Index.

1. Click on the Main Index button at the top left of the
screen.

2. To view your own recipes, click the My Recipes button in
the left column of the Main Index screen. The next column
will then display the categories you have created.

3. Click on the category that you want, and the right column
will show you the recipes contained within it. Of course, if
you haven't added any of your own recipes then nothing will
show up. If you have edited recipes from New Healthy
Cooking, these will show up under the chapters you put them
in.

3. When you have found the recipe you want double click on
the title, or click once on the preview illustration.

HELP


   Getting Help

On-screen help is available at all times within the New
Healthy Cooking CD-ROM.  To view this on-screen Help, click
on the "?" button in the lower right hand corner of the
screen.

A window will appear with an online Help. The menu is
organized by sections of the program. Click on the topic or
question need help with. Click again to return to the Help
Menu. When you are done, click the upper left hand corner of
the Help box to close the window.


   How Do I Quit Out of Help?

To quit out of the Online Help Menu, click in the small box
at the upper left hand corner of the Help Menu box.

VIDEO TECHNIQUES


   How Do I Get to the Videos Linked to a Recipe?

When you are in a recipe, click on the Video Techniques
button. The videos listed will be the ones that relate to
the recipe selected.  Click A-Z to access all the videos in
the program.


   How Do I Get the Video to Play?

Select the video you want to view from the list by clicking
on the title. The preview clip will show up above the list.
Click on the preview clip or click on the right arrow
underneath the video to play.


   How Do I Control the Volume?

Click on the megaphone icon to adjust the volume. The volume
cycles through off, low, medium and high volumes. When you
are at the highest volume, and you click again, the volume
will go off.  Another click will get you to low, etc.

The highest volume will be no louder than the volume set by
the Control Panel on your PC or Mac.


   How Do I View All the Videos?

The entire video library is available alphabetically by
pressing the A-Z Videos button. Scroll through the list to
browse, then click on the video title to view.

CURRENT RECIPE


   How Do I Add Notes to a Recipe?

1. At the Current Recipe screen, click Notes to bring up a
window for your notes.

2.  Enter the notes you would like to save. The notes are
stored with each recipe so if you exit the program and
return later, you can go to that recipe and click Notes to
view the notes you had stored for that recipe.


   How Do I Find the Terms that are Linked to a Recipe?

1. From the Current Recipe, click on About Cooking to enter
the section of the program that contains useful information
about terms, utensils, measurements and substitutions.

2. Click Glossary to view the terms associated with the most
recently viewed recipe.  Click A-Z to view definitions for
and tips about all the terms in New Healthy Cooking.


   How Do I See the Videos that are Linked to a Recipe?

When you are in a recipe, click on the Video Techniques
button. The videos listed will be the ones that relate to
the recipe selected.


   How Do I Print a Recipe?

From the Current Recipe level, press the Print button. It is
located above the instructions.


   How Do I Double a Recipe?

You can change the serving size of any recipe by using the
Scale function at the Shopping List. This function is
designed only as a guide for shopping.

1. Send the recipe to the Shopping List. See "How Do I Get
Recipes To The Shopping List" if you don't know how.

2. Go to the Shopping List screen.

3. Select the recipe you wish to adjust in the Recipes Sent
Here column.

4. Use the Servings arrows to adjust the number of servings.
For instance if your recipe presently serves 4, and you want
to double it, click on the up arrow until you reach 8.

5. Click on the Scale button on the top-middle portion of
your screen. The ingredient quantities will change to
reflect the new number.

Once you have scaled a recipe, the new quantities are saved
for collating with the other recipes into your shopping list
when you click Show List.


   How Do I Get a Recipe to the Meal Planner?

There are two ways to get a recipe to the Meal Planner:

1. Use the Send button at the Current Recipe level
2. Drag and drop the recipe title to the Meal Planner button


   How Do I Send Recipes to the Meal Planner?

1. Go to the recipe that you wish to send to the Meal
Planner.

2. Click on the Send button which is above the recipe
instructions. A dialog box will come up that lets you pick
where to send the recipe. Select Meal Planner.  When you go
to the Meal Planner screen, the recipes you've sent there
will be in the Recipes Sent Here column on the left.


   How Do I Drag and Drop the Recipe to the Meal Planner?

1. Go to the recipe that you wish to send to the Meal
Planner.

2. Click and hold the cursor on the recipe title, then with
the mouse still down, drag the title to the Meal Planner
button. Audio feedback will let you know the transfer has
been successful. When you go to the Meal Planner, the
recipes you have put there will be in the "Recipes Sent
Here" list on the left hand side of the Meal Planner screen.


   How Do I Get a Recipe to the Shopping List?

There are two ways to get recipes to the Shopping List:

1. Use the Send button at the Current Recipe level
2. Drag and drop the recipe title to the Shopping List
button


   Sending Recipes from Current Recipe to the Shopping List.

To Send recipes from the Current Recipe level:

1. Go to the recipe that you wish to send to the Shopping
List.

2. Click on the Send button which is above the recipe
instructions. A dialog box will come up. Select Shopping
List. There will be audio feedback to let you know that your
transfer has been successful. When you go to the Shopping
List screen, the recipes you've sent there will be in the
Recipes Sent Here column on the left.


   How Do I Drag and Drop a Recipe to the Shopping List?

1. Go to the recipe that you wish to send to the Shopping
List.

2. Click and hold the cursor on the recipe title, then with
the mouse still down, drag the title to the Shopping List
button. You will hear a sound when the transfer has been
successful. When you go to the Shopping List, the recipes
you have put there will be in the "Recipes Sent Here" list
on the left hand side of the Shopping List screen.


   How Do I Get a Recipe to the My Recipes Section?

You can either enter in your own recipes, or you can edit
the recipes from the Better Homes and Gardens collection. To
get recipes for editing to the My Recipes section follow the
instructions below.

1. Go to the recipe that you wish to send to the My Recipes
section.

2. Click and hold the cursor on the recipe title, then with
the mouse still down, drag the title to the My Recipes
button. Audio feedback will let you know the transfer has
been successful. When you go to the My Recipes section, the
recipe you have put there will be there. At the My Recipes
section, you can only edit one recipe at a time.


   How Do I Edit a Recipe?

You can edit any of the recipes in the New Healthy Cooking
collection. This would be useful if you wanted to substitute
ingredients, or keep a record of how you doubled the recipe.

1. Go to the recipe that you wish to send to the My Recipes
section.

2. Drag and drop the recipe title to the My Recipes button
at the bottom of your screen.

3. Click on the My Recipes button.

4. The recipe you want to edit will be at the screen. It
will have a new title, that says "copy of" the original
title. You can edit the name if you'd like. All the text
fields can be edited. Go to the area that you want to edit,
and make the appropriate changes. When you are finished,
save the new version. It will be available from the Main
Index under the new name.

5. When you edit a recipe from the New Healthy Cooking
collection, you will always be changing a copy of the
original recipe. You will always be able to go back to the
original recipe.

ABOUT COOKING


   What Is the About Cooking Section?

The About Cooking section is an encyclopedia of culinary
tips and techniques taken from the book, The Complete Guide
to Food and Cooking. You can find just about everything you
might need to know from measuring equivalencies to roasting
meats.


   How Do I See the Terms that are Linked to a Recipe?

Each recipe has a list of terms that are linked to the
Glossary. They are a first step into the wealth of
information contained in the About Cooking section. Once
there, you can browse from A-Z.

1. From the Current Recipe, click on About Cooking.

2. Click Glossary to view the terms associated with the most
recently viewed recipe.  Click A-Z to view definitions for
and tips about all the terms in New Healthy Cooking.


   Where Can I Find Substitutions?

In the About Cooking section there is a button titled,
Substitutions. Click on it to find useful substitutions
whenever you come across an ingredient you don't have.


   How Do I Find the Utensil Library?

Click on the Utensils button on the left side of the About
Cooking screen. This will bring up a list of utensils names.
Click on the one you want. You will see an illustrated
version of the utensil, and a short definition of the item.


   Where is the Information about Ingredient Equivalencies?

There is a section in About Cooking that tells you how many
graham crackers it takes to make 1/2 cup crushed. The answer
is seven squares!  Click on the Ingredient Equivalencies
button at the left of the About Cooking screen. Find all
kinds of tips that will save you time in the kitchen.


   Where Can I Find a Calorie Chart for Foods?

There is a calorie chart in About Cooking that shows
nutritional information for over 500 ingredients. Look up
any food you can think of, and educate yourself on the
nutritional quality of what you are eating!


   How Do I Use the Food Charts Section?

The Food Charts section presents more than 40 tables and
charts from the Complete Guide to Food and Cooking. They
range from Broiling Meat to Cake Adjusting (how to adjust
ingredients when baking cakes at altitude).

1. Select the subject that interests you from the Food
Charts list. You will see general notes in the top right
field.

2. Select which part of the chart to view from the middle
right text field. The resulting information shows up below.
To view another section, click on a different subhead in the
middle text field.

3. To go to a different table, click on any title in the
Food Charts list.


ONLINE


   How Do I Install an Online Service?

PC:
During the installation of New Healthy Cooking you will be
prompted to select a means of online access.  Online access
is an optional portion of the program and is not required
for program operation.

1. You may opt to use your existing online service (America
Online, CompuServe, AT&T WorldNet(sm) Service, or another
local internet service provider).
     a) If you are a member of one of the listed commercial
online services then select the appropriate service on the
          screen that follows.
     b) If you have a local internet service provider then
choose the last option.  The screen that follows will prompt
you to locate your browser program on your hard drive.
2.  Or, you may select a new online service provider
(America Online, CompuServe, or AT&T WorldNet(sm) Service).
Follow the on-screen instructions for installing and
registering with these online providers.
3.  Lastly, you may opt not to install any online service.

Mac:
To utilize the online link of the program, you will need to
use an already existing browser or, you may install one of
the included browsers.
To install America Online, CompuServe, or AT&T WorldNet(sm)
Service, double-click on the desired icon on the CD and
follow the installation and registration instructions.


   How Do I Get Online?

PC:
Launch New Healthy Cooking and click on the Online button on
the menu bar on the left side of the screen, and New Healthy
Cooking will automatically take you to cooking related sites
on the World Wide Web.

Mac:
Launch New Healthy Cooking and click the Online button on
the menu bar on the left side of the screen.  A dialog box
will appear prompting you to locate your browser on your
hard drive.  You will only need to locate your browser in
this manner the first time you go online.


   What If I Initially Opted Not to Link a Browser to My
Cookbook, but Now I Want to?

PC:
Simply click the Online button on the menu bar in the New
Healthy Cooking.  A dialog box will prompt you to install an
online service at that time.

Mac:
If you have not previously linked a browser to New Healthy
Cooking you may install America Online by simply clicking
the online button on the menu bar and following the prompts.
If you wish to install another service you must quit New
Healthy Cooking and run the online installer on the CD-ROM.


   What If I Want to Change My Online Service Provider?

PC:
If you ever wish to change your online service provider you
must reinstall New New Healthy Cooking over your existing
version rather than deleting New Healthy Cooking from your
hard drive. This will allow you to keep any recipes or notes
you may have entered into this program.  *WARNING* If you
reinstall New Healthy Cooking over an existing version
everything in that directory (except your personal recipes)
will be overwritten. For instance, if at the time of install
you directed New Healthy Cooking to install in your
"Cooking" directory where you keep all your cookbooks and
then you need to reinstall New Healthy Cooking for some
reason you will be prompted to overwrite the directory
"Cooking". If New Healthy Cooking is the only thing in the
Cooking directory it is safe to overwrite it. If you have
other programs in the same directory, DO NOT OVERWRITE the
directory, call our technical support and we will be happy
to assist you.

Mac:
Simply install the service of your choice and locate the
browser on your hard drive in the above prescribed manner.


   Where Can I Visit Online?

You can access several areas to expand the material
presented in New Healthy Cooking.
On Compuserve:
     GO "Kitchens" to reach the Better Homes Kitchen (TM)
site.
On the World Wide Web:
     http://www.home-and-family.com   to reach the Better
Homes and Gardens (R) Home and Family site
     http://www.multicom.com/cdjg/nhc   to reach the
Multicom New Healthy Cooking Site
     http://www.multicom.com   to reach the Multicom
Publishing homepage