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iHungryMe

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iHungryMe V:2.6 is a recipe manager app with batch file export/import of user-defined recipes. iHungryMe has 4 preloaded recipes to help your initial understanding of function.

iHungryMe V:2.6 has the following features:

- 4 preloaded recipes

Processor Hollandaise
Roasted Tomatoes
Welsh Rarebit
Yogurt Delight

- export/import/backup available for user-defined recipes using iTunes File Sharing. Note: recipes are preserved during a version upgrade over the top of an existing version on your device. When you upgrade to a new version, edits you have made to preloaded recipes are respected and preloaded recipes are not touched. Only if you want the latest version of all preloaded recipes and you don't care about user-defined recipes or the edits you made to preloaded recipes, simply delete the app from your device prior to upgrading to a new version of the app. Be aware, that ONLY in this case of deletion of the app, your edits to preloaded recipes and all your user-defined recipes will be deleted as well.

- onboard help for App Preferences, Editing and Export/Import at:

Home->Info->Usage

- Any recipe can have any number of search categories.

- You can edit or delete any category or recipe.

- iHungryMe contains macro photos which are useful as a target for your cooking, as well as for your pleasure in those many iHungry moments.

- Add up to four photos to any recipe.

- Once a recipe is chosen, simply touch a tab to switch between ingredients, directions, comments and photos. Enter your own comments.

- Author's comments including cooking suggestions, substitutions, inter-recipe references, advice on procedures and availability of ingredients and tools.

- iHungryMe supports emailing any recipe (ingredients, directions, comments) with optional inclusion of photos. Email is integrated with your Contacts.

- Shake and Bake feature uses the iPhone accelerometer to randomly select a recipe from any category list of recipes.

- a News app Preference setting to inform users of changes in the app. This Preference is initially ON and is automatically turned off after the initial display of News.

- iHungryMe supports iOS 5.0 and 4.x

What's new

- for the iPad, there is an new recipe details tab, I + D, for displaying Ingredients and Directions simultaneously

- version 2.6 is a large step forward in performance

- the app no longer enforces a photo size limit. A one Megabyte limit is suggested.

- new glossy icon for the retina display

- reworked all preferences

- two new FAQs (#9 and #10) in the exportable 'FAQ For Import Export' file.

- the onboard FAQ help file for recipe import/export can itself be exported, for your convenience, to your computer using iTunes File Sharing. This file is found in the
app's Documents directory and named : 'FAQ For Recipe Import Export'

The following is from the onboard FAQ for recipe import/export help file regarding user-defined recipe importation:

1. Move a properly formatted DG_Recipe_Import.dgx text file to the device using iTunes File Sharing.

2. Using the systems Settings app, set the app's Preference 'Import Recipes' to ON

3. Visit the apps Home view and touch the 'Import' button. This button is present only after steps #1 and #2 are done.

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Last changed:

Dec 03, 2011

Category:

Lifestyle

Developer:

Drumming Grouse Software

Version:

2.6

Average Rating:

3.00 (5)

Size:

6.3 MB

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