When saving from a website it does preserve the "text" from the document. I saved the documents to a dropbox folder called "recipe's" so they are available on all of my computers and ios devices. Almost all of the recipe's that I have are from food websites so I went to each and printed to pdf. What I decided to do for now is a combination of all the advice offered here. It is easy to use, has some great database recipie templates. One other thought as an alternative, if you are kind of geeky and like databases, you could make your own database using Bento. What I mean by that is I was stung once by using a Recipie Software Program and the company went out of business and I was left with a propriortory database that I could not use. Lastly you have the added benefit of your Recipie System not becoming "obsolete".
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pdf file thru PDFPen (or any other OCR Program) and it will be "searchable" for the words from the recipie. pdf" and you can also collect recipies from the Web into your File System. Poultry Folder, Beef Folder, Casserole Folder.Īnother additional bonus is if you find a recipie on the Web you can just "Print, Save As. pdf file in a "heirarchiel" folder structure e.g. If you want to go a step further you can then put the.
you get to capture the beautiful glossy photo of the food, you do not have to type in any words and your scanned image is searchable based on the words in the recipie. I think that is the best of both worlds i.e. If you have a scanner you can use it and then run the file thru PDFPen to make it "searchable.
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