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ravinwulf
 
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On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 06:31:20 -0800, Ginny Sher >
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>I just ordered the Living Cookbook after comparing the features to
>Mastercook and Now You're Cooking. I believe it had a few extra
>features that the others did not. For those of you who use NYC or MC,
>I'd be curious to know the following:
>
>1. Are fractions such as 1/3, 2/3 , etc. available? I understand the
>more common fractions such as 1/4 and 1/2 are included.
>
>2. Is is possible to include both volume and weight measurements in
>specific recipes?
>
>The Living Cookbook has a 30 or 60 day money back guarantee and I did
>go thru the online tutorial, so I hope not to be disappointed.


I can only speak about NYC as I've never used MC; but I use fractions
all the time in my recipes. NYC lets you toggle between displaying
meaures as fractions and displaying them as decimals. You can add both
volume and weight measurements as well, although depending on how you
do it, it may mess up nutritional analysis and/or your shopping list.
I typically use whatever measurement the stuff is sold by (usually
weight) in the main measurement field and put the other measurement
either after the ingredient in parenthesis, or in the prep field if
there's no room there.

Regards,
Tracy R.