MC 6,0

[Nanci]

Has anyone heard it if it is available? If you have -- what do you think? I would be lost without it and have even broken down and started purchasing CookPaks to save on my own data entry.

[trodman]

Can you explain what this is?
Tracie

[lindrusso]

First, MC stands for Mastercook which is
recipe software that you can use to organize all your recipes.

Second, I just checked the Mastercook site and it is available. I'm glad you asked that question because I didn't know it had come out. There is a CL version with 3,000 recipes - the 5.0 has only 1400, so it must include some more recent years.

If you're looking to buy it, check out some of the other sites that carry software, like www.amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com) - their prices are usually better.

Here's a link to the Mastercook
site: http://www.sierra.com/sierrahome/software/catalog/cooking/cookinglight6/

[Lauren]

What is the difference between MasterCook and Cookware?

[Karen from VA]

This is from the MasterCook board--a list of the cookbooks that are included in the Cooking Light, Version 6 edition of MasterCook. http://www.cookinglight.com/bbs/wink.gif

COOKING LIGHT
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Cooking Light '92-'94
Cooking Light '95-'96
Cooking Light '96
Cooking Light '97
Cooking Light '98
Cooking Light Holidays

[mikecox]

Originally posted by lindrusso:
If you're looking to buy it, check out some of the other sites that carry software, like www.amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com) - their prices are usually better.

Here's a link to the Mastercook
site: http://www.sierra.com/sierrahome/software/catalog/cooking/cookinglight6/




Looks like it's $29.95, at both those sites.