Musings from The Software Underground

"Advenio today released MacGourmet 1.1.1, a free update to its recipe, wine note and cooking note organizer application that makes organizing, printing and publishing your recipes and notes easy. Version 1.1.1 includes numerous fixes as well as a new Metal look and feel recipe box option and the ability to hide some of the standard included lists. MacGourmet costs US$24.95."

You can find a full list of the changes here.

Other than fixes, the only new features in this release are the addition of some recipe box preferences. I added the Metal look and feel option because, well it was easy, and despite my distaste for it in general, a lot of people seem to like Metal. Apple is also very vague on whether or not an application like MacGourmet SHOULD be Metal or Aqua. Reading the HIG, MacGourmet DOES qualify for Metal, and I already use window edge borders, so I decided to let the users decide how their recipe box should look.



Also added was the ability to hide the "Featured", "My Wine Notes" and "My Notes" lists.



Version 1.1.1 includes the following changes:

• Preference for metal recipe box.


• Preferences for hiding wine notes, notes and featured lists.


• Fixed 10.4 drag and drop problem.


• Fixed "My Shopping Lists" list update problem when adding a new shopping list.


• Fixed support for importing an older MasterCook Mac format.


• Fixed a display problem when modifying multiple recipes, and when entering nutrition information.


• Fixed header problem in created MasterCook Mac export file.


• Fixed some problems when combining shopping list ingredients.


• Fixed problem replacing multiple fractions in a measurement with their unicode display equivalents.


• Fixed a problem clipping recipes from the Cook's Illustrated website.


• Fixed a HandyShopper shopping list export problem related to fraction amounts.

MacGourmet version 1.1.1 can be downloaded here.