Thanks seven. If you come up with any ideas for new features, send them my way.Hotrod - I must say your app is the very user friendly and I love the ability to measure by weight (grams)!
Thanks seven. If you come up with any ideas for new features, send them my way.Hotrod - I must say your app is the very user friendly and I love the ability to measure by weight (grams)!
Download V4.0.4.3 which I just made available.
I added a context menu that is launched when you right click on the recipe window (right click anywhere except in the notes field and the numeric up/down controls). There is an option to "Copy recipe to the clipboard". After copying, paste it into something such as notepad, Word, etc...
Does this do what you were after?
Download V4.0.4.3 which I just made available.
I added a context menu that is launched when you right click on the recipe window (right click anywhere except in the notes field and the numeric up/down controls). There is an option to "Copy recipe to the clipboard". After copying, paste it into something such as notepad, Word, etc...
Does this do what you were after?
Works well for me. Thanks bud.
Sending another small token of appreciation your way.
I'd vote yes for the name to be added.
Hey, if we want to give you a plug, what's the best way to do that?
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Sorry for missing the obvious (recipe name)I'd vote yes for the name to be added.
Hey, if we want to give you a plug, what's the best way to do that?
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I've been using this program for about a week, and I love it. It has some terrific features. One thing on my wish list though is to generate a shopping list. You can already check off flavors and have the program pull recipes you can make with what you have, but how about an 'add to shopping list' when you make a list of recipes you want to make. If the function could then check against inventory and generate a list of flavors to purchase, that would be handy!
I have created a new version of the calculator, V5.0.0.0. It includes a "Shopping list" feature but for now, please consider the feature a beta feature and please, provide me with some feedback.I've been using this program for about a week, and I love it. It has some terrific features. One thing on my wish list though is to generate a shopping list. You can already check off flavors and have the program pull recipes you can make with what you have, but how about an 'add to shopping list' when you make a list of recipes you want to make. If the function could then check against inventory and generate a list of flavors to purchase, that would be handy!
Sounds awesome.I have created a new version of the calculator, V5.0.0.0. It includes a "Shopping list" feature but for now, please consider the feature a beta feature and please, provide me with some feedback.
Here is a summary of the changes:
Here is what you can do from the shopping list window:
- There is a new field on the ingredient window called "Vendor". The intent of the field is to provide the name of the vendor that you normally purchase the ingredient from.
- There is a new menu item on the ingredient window to manually add the ingredient to your shopping list.
- There is a new menu item on the main recipe window, "View->Shopping list".
- Add ingredients to the shopping list that are below their defined threshold (defined in the ingredient window).
- Manually select ingredients to add to the shopping list.
- Manually add other items to the shopping list.
- Delete items from the shopping list.
Sounds awesome.
Looks like now I won't have to maintain a separate "wishlist" text file like I have been doing.
Go to the "Tools->Options->Recipe Defaults" tab and uncheck "Don't show grams".I just installed the calculator (version 5.0.0.0) and can't see grams listed in the results box. I tried clicking the radio button for grams under "preferred mixing method" in thje options, as well as "none," and I have tried checking and unchecking the "Volume Calculation" check box. I do my own calcs usually, but am considering going to weight based measurements, so I wanted to check out that feature, but I cannot seem to find it.
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Go to the "Tools->Options->Recipe Defaults" tab and uncheck "Don't show grams".
You identified a change that I need to make. I should automatically uncheck the "Don't show grams" if you select preferred mixing method of grams. The purpose of the preferred mixing method is to make that measurement bold when displaying or printing.
Let me tell you the approach that I took with the backup processing and solicit your thoughts on what changes might be needed.I have a couple of questions.
1 - I use this as a portable app and I was wondering if there's a way to set the default directory, and default backup directory, in a way where a drive letter isn't defined. If not, then can you provide us with an option to set those two directories to use the program installation directory?
2 - I just tried the new version you posted as a separate installation and, when I opened my bachup file with it, it looked like everything went where it should, but the labels I configured weren't there. Is there a way to have those included with the backup? Ir would you recommend that we just back those xml files up on our own?
Thanks for this tool, I'm really liking it a lot!
Let me tell you the approach that I took with the backup processing and solicit your thoughts on what changes might be needed.
The backup that I create is nothing more than a copy of the juice data file that you are using. The juice data file is the file where all recipes and ingredients are stored. The intent of allowing you to specify the full pathname of the backup directory was so that you could store the backup on a different drive (or in the cloud) in case your hard drive crashed. Storing backups on the same physical drive, which would be required if using relative paths, doesn't provide a reliable backup in the case of a computer crash. Your ideas on how to change this would be welcome.
One thing to consider or try is what I currently have setup. Assume that my computer is called "MyComputer". I have a directory called "Backup" that I have defined to Windows as a shared directory. The "Backup location" in the "Options" I have set to "\\MyComputer\Backup". All of my backups are written to that directory. The Backup directory that I identified to Windows as a shared directory lives on Drive "D" of my PC.
The labels are not currently part of the backup (but maybe they should be). The installation comes with a default set of label definitions. When you create/modify labels, a file is created called "LabelSheetDefinitions.xml". For the portable installation, that file is placed in a directory called ".\Data". It is a subdirectory of where you launched the EJuiceCalculator.exe file from.
My initial thoughts:
- Keep the location of the backup directory as a full pathname that includes the drive letter (or computer name).
- Start backing up the LabelSheetDefinitions.xml and include it in the same location as the backup of the juice data file.