Does this work well with Ipad and can Pinterest recipes be moved easily to this program?
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MasterCook 11 exports to Evernote which works on ipads. The next version of MasterCook is due out soon. You might want to check out their website at mastercook.com or ask their tech. support further questions.
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Yes. Once you have imported a recipe, you can change it or annotate it. If you type in your own recipe, you can put in whatever information you want.
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My suggestion Is to try downloading it on your computer and sync it onto the iPad. That's what I did and had no issue with loading it or subsequently using it. Good luck. It's a nice app.
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Pioneer help desk told me it needs to run on Internet Explorer 10. I'm having the same issue. I might try the app on the ipad and see if that works?
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Very much you can.In fact I download to drop box and later upload to Flickr..It's simple to use with android.I use for both android and Ipad,no issues at all.
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Embrilliance has some great easy user software, but their thumbnailer is JUST that and does not have any organizing tools. I do believe that Embird does, however.
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Yes. The widget is pretty decent and offers integration with their website. It is also possible to download the SDK and develop your own software (if you are a c/c++ developer or can afford paying a software developer ;))
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No it does not. Also you much add all recipes from an actual computer. it does not have the technology to search the internet for new recipes, even though it requires wireless internet.
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Yes indeed, you can put any recipe you want in it. I had alot already saved on my computer (I too keep my recipes electronically). I just copied the recipes and pasted into the recipe reader. You can add your own picture or one from the internet (with the URL). I absolutely love mine. Because it is WiFi, after you add them, you just have the reader update from the internet. You can share your recipes with others or keep them private (you pick the setting after adding the recipe). You make your own cookbooks and can put the recipes into those catagories, so easy. If you daughter gets one I hope she enjoys it as much as I do. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Yes indeed, you can put any recipe you want in it. I had alot already saved on my computer (I too keep my recipes electronically). I just copied the recipes and pasted into the recipe reader. You can add your own picture or one from the internet (with the URL). I absolutely love mine. Because it is WiFi, after you add them, you just have the reader update from the internet. You can share your recipes with others or keep them private (you pick the setting after adding the recipe). You make your own cookbooks and can put the recipes into those catagories, so easy. If you daughter gets one I... » Read More Yes indeed, you can put any recipe you want in it. I had alot already saved on my computer (I too keep my recipes electronically). I just copied the recipes and pasted into the recipe reader. You can add your own picture or one from the internet (with the URL). I absolutely love mine. Because it is WiFi, after you add them, you just have the reader update from the internet. You can share your recipes with others or keep them private (you pick the setting after adding the recipe). You make your own cookbooks and can put the recipes into those catagories, so easy. If you daughter gets one I hope she enjoys it as much as I do. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. « Show Less
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Hi - Yes, SiteSpinner allows you to add code. I have done it to add a visit counter. I am not familiar with PageMill, so I can't offer much else. Steve
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I use my iPad and an app called "Presentation Link" to run PDFs as presentations. I could not get the app to respond to the Pointer. I tried iBooks too and it worked, though in iBooks there's no way to get rid of the "page-turn" effect so it wasn't useful to me. I worked with a great technician at Satechi and we were unable to find a compatible app that would work with the Pointer and allow me to set transitions to "None". It was a handsome and well made device that does exactly what the description says: "Works with Keynote on iOS (in accessibility mode), Keynote, Powerpoint, Google Docs, Prezi on Mac & PC" At the Apple store when I asked about a remote for the iPad they suggested I ask Best Buy. That's when I should have known it was time to sell my Apple stock.
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It's the same pin layout as the older iPads and iPhones. The pen that it includes is actually a stylus that's compatible just the same.
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It is absolutely very easy to use, and yes, you can post instantly to facebook or email. Very easy to use mobillink as well, which is my preference. Enjoy!!
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I have only used it with Paper by 53 on my iPad. I like it a lot, but have no experience with using it other programs. The tips wear out if you use a lot of pressure, so have extras on hand. EH, Cleveland, OH
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Version 10 I think It was such a waste of space I uninstalled it. It seems like - since I registered with them online - I got a product offering email from them about 'new features'. So there's probably a newer version. I have the Food Network App on my iPhone now and it has everything my wife and I need for cooking for parties with friends, holidays, etc. Hope that helps. Mountainwestman
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Palm rejection is app dependent. If you use something like Procreate (the best tablet drawing app available anywhere IMO), it works well. The newer model of this item, the Pogo 2, claims to work with "all ipads," whereas this one only lists compatibility with iPad 3/4.
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You can put your own recipes in this software. I did a cookbook for my children a few years ago and also put most of the recipes from it onto my Cook'n. you can also make your own cookbook from the software but at the time i found it easier to use MS Publisher. I need to do another printing because i have gotten many more requests for it, so may try it this time from Cook'n and see if it's easier with version 10. But it is a good place to organize all of your own family recipes.