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BigOven 1.5 Heats Up Recipe Sharing - Access, Organize and Share
Recipes Online with a New Level of Ease SDMVentures announces the immediate availability of BigOven 1.5 (http://www.bigoven.com), an easy new way for cooks to discover great recipes, share their best recipes with friends and family, and cook more nutritious meals. BigOven for Windows combines award-winning, powerful and versatile Windows-based recipe software with one-click searchable access to a massive 150,000+ recipe archive. Seattle, WA (PRWEB) July 30, 2004 -- SDMVentures announces the immediate availability of BigOven 1.5 (www.bigoven.com), an easy new way for cooks to discover great recipes, share their best recipes with friends and family, and cook more nutritious meals. BigOven for Windows combines award-winning, powerful and versatile Windows-based recipe software with one-click searchable access to a massive 150,000+ recipe archive. "With BigOven version 1.5", said Steve Murch, founder and avid chef, "we believe we've really pushed the ease-of-use to a new level in the cooking software category for everyday cooks, while also delivering the best way for everyone to share their favorite recipes online." Do More With Recipes You Have BigOven lets users drag and drop recipes onto a shopping list, automatically creating a combined, sorted grocery list in seconds. Advance meal planners can also drag and drop recipes onto an Outlook-style calendar, and then create shopping lists automatically for any date range. Quickly Enter Recipes Into BigOven from Virtually Any Source BigOven's recipe archive contains more than 150,000 recipes shared on the Internet over the years by users around the world, from breakfast through appetizers through mixed drinks. (In a traditional printed cookbook format, this would reach a stack more than three stories high.) Users can search this recipe collection easily from within BigOven, and import any they choose to their desktop PC with a simple click of the mouse for rating, editing, resizing, and more. Those who already have one or more favorite sources of recipes will find BigOven a handy complement, and a place to organize them in one convenient location. Users can browse the web from within the program, and BigOven's unique "Screen Import" feature lets users grab recipe text quickly from the Windows clipboard with just a few simple clicks of the mouse. BigOven will also uniquely instantly recognize recipe text pasted in the popular "Exported from MasterCook" text format. BigOven can also import files from many older recipe program formats (MasterCook .MXP, .MX2, MealMaster .MMF, Cook'n .DBF), making it quick to build a starting collection of recipes, from slow-cooker to barbeque to popular diet collections. Recipes can be edited, tagged with an unlimited number of keywords, rated, and photos can be added. Share Recipes Online In Three Easy Ways BigOven goes beyond single-user recipe software of the past, making the sharing of recipes with friends and family a major focus of the program. To this end, BigOven makes extensive use of Microsoft's .NET technologies and Extensible Markup Language (XML). First, new recipes can be posted from within the program with a couple clicks of the mouse to BigOven.com, which is a rapidly growing source of over 150,000 searchable recipes. Users around the world can then provide star ratings and feedback. Users can also email recipes directly to friends from within BigOven. Email recipients get both the recipe text and photo, plus a BigOven Smart Recipe Attachment (XML), which is instantly recognized and imported into BigOven when double-clicked, saving considerable retyping on the part of the recipient. Finally, bloggers will appreciate BigOven's easy Publish to HTML feature, which instantly creates a website from the user's favorite recipes, complete with an index page. BigOven 1.5 is Great for Calorie Counters and Low-Carb Dieters, Too BigOven ships with the full U.S. Department of Agriculture nutrition database, which provides detailed nutritional content on more than 6,000 ingredients. BigOven can analyze any recipe for its nutritional content, including carbohydrates, calories, fat content, sodium and more. Among other uses, family favorites can be analyzed and altered by the user to lessen fat, sodium, carbohydrate, or other nutritional elements. Find What To Make Tonight with BigOven's Leftover Wizard Got leftovers in your fridge? BigOven's fun and simple Leftover Wizard lets you enter up to three ingredients, and quickly find all the recipes you can make with them. Ratings and notes from BigOven's growing base of users help to make the selection easier. Download a Free Trial At www.bigoven.com Since its first release in February 2004, BigOven has received 5/5 stars from eight successive independent reviews, including Tucows, Softpicks.net, Sofotex, and Promaxum. BigOven also received mention as Pick of the Day by USAToday.com and ZDNet. System requirements BigOven for Windows requires a PC with Microsoft Windows® 98 / 98SE / 2000 / NT / XP and 15 Mb of memory. The Windows Mobile Companion requires a Windows Mobile Pocket PC with the .NET Compact Framework installed, and 1Mb of free memory. A Palm OS companion is in development. Price and Availability BigOven 1.5 is priced at $34.95. Free trials are downloadable from www.bigoven.com. SDMVentures, based in Seattle WA, develops personal leisure software for the Windows, Windows Mobile and Palm OS environments. It is publisher of the popular list manager for the Windows Mobile Pocket PC platform, PocketShop, which was nominated for Best List Manager for the Pocket PC by Pocket PC Magazine in 2003 and 2004. The founder, Steve Murch, worked for Microsoft Corporation in a variety of senior marketing and executive roles, as well as Expedia Inc., where he was vice president of its vacation package business. He holds an MS in Computer Science from Stanford University, and an MBA from Harvard Business School, where he was named a Baker Scholar. Registered Evaluation Copy Available on Request # # # |
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