A bit key heavy but quite nice....howeverI don't see a way to add basic ingredients.For example, apple cider vinegar, chutney..I can get the nutrient amounts from the package(I need calories, sat fat, cholesterol)..

Haven't had a chance to really review but after a quick check the catalog looks terrific.

A nutrion conscious cook`s dream! I love this product. I downloaded three other recipe-builder-program free trials at the same time I downloaded recipe catalog, and none of them came close to the comprehensiveness and user-friendliness of recipe catalog. Where others had confusing menus and a seeming lack of guidance, recipe catalog stepped in to offer me all the assistance I needed in figuring out how to enter my data in the correct areas. Rather than giving me only one or two options for measurements of a specific ingredient, recipe catalog gives 21 measurement options. Being the daughter and daughter-in-law of diabetics, it is crucial for me ...

I could not get it to load! I tried several times to get this to load to Windows XP and each time I got run time errors. I tried it on several systems on our network and one independent system, still nothing. I spent a long while trying to determine the cause. The program downloads to my system, the files are all there, but when the .exe is initiated, it stops and I start getting errors. I'm sorry but I had to remove the software from our computers.

better then most I find that this program once understood will go along way in allowing you to run wild with making your own recipes without having to worry about everything that goes in to a recipe, the work is done for you, I would recommend this program to my friends.

Don't like. Downloaded to an XP sp2 machine. The interface is impossible to decifer, so you start clicking around. The moment you do, it crashes. It does not follow any standards at all for interface design. Looks like it was built as a school project by a 12 year old.

Download and install was straightforward and was without hitch. Product is easy to use, insert your CD an click on Add CD and it reads the disk information and finds the album and track information from the internet. One drawback is that if you accidentally recatalogue the same CD again it does not warn you but adds it again with a suffix. You can add binder/wallet numbers in the location field to help find CDs. This can be done globally after cataloguing by selecting all albums in the location and editing the properties for all in one go. It ...