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`ftiCRO COOKBOOK USERS GUIDE RPPLE II ProDOS
`Apple llc/lle 128K, Mousetext, ProOOS
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`PREFACE
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`is both a "computerized cookbook series.. and a recipe
`MICRO COOKBOOK
`mar.agement system. It is a cookOOv;, c-ince Virtual Combinatics
`is an
`electronic publisher and has included over 154
`International recipes
`•» i th the product . Thses recipes were carefu I I y researched to provide
`interesting}
`fun and unusual meals based on commort
`ingr·edients . Our·
`Vli!rs ion of man•J c I as~ i c rec i pas aril a I so inc I uded 1 s i nee WQ know every
`cook is always sear·ching for the ultimate veal picatta recipe .
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`i ~ a rec i J)@ monagemen t sys tern s i nee yc•u can enter· your·
`MICRO COOKBOOK
`remotJe unwanted recipes . 1-r'our owr•
`own ree: i pes 1 modi fy recipes and
`i nd i vidual cookbook d i skettes can a I so be cr·eated . Recipes cars be
`ingredient(s) and/or classi fication(s) . They
`searched by recipe name 1
`a I so can be adjusted up or down i n ser·v i ng s i ze and your· shopp i ng I is i:
`can eas: i I•;:~ be prepared .
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`the comp I e te f11 CRO COOKBooK
`that you hat.•e
`This User Guide assumes
`package . Th i s package
`inc I udes the MICRO COOKBOOK SOFTWARE d i skefte,
`the BAS I C RECIPES diskette and this User Guide . The two diskettes ma,!J
`be distributed on one "fl ippy" diskette . Your· Apple lie or· lie should
`be fu I I y f unc tiona I w i th at I east one d i slo:. drive .
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`This User Guide is: very br i a f s i nee MICRO COOKBOOK is so eas•::1 tc~ use .
`This guide wi II J most I ikely, serve or.ly as a r·eference in the futur·e ..
`te I Is you ho•»
`The
`Introduction describes MICRO COOKBOOK and
`to Qe t
`star ted . The I r. tr·oduc: t i on shou I d be r·ead f i rs t .
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`Chapter 2 explain£ tha basoic retrieval functior.s and ir.dices .
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`Chapter 3 describes lflOre persona I i zed featur·es such as enter· i r.g \}out(cid:173)
`removing unwanted rec i p$5,
`own recipes J modi fy i ng €!X is t i ng recipes 1
`ar.d the product I imi tatior.s .
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`Chapter 4 cfetai Is the printing functions.
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`i ne: I ud i r.g nutr it i or.
`featur·es
`Chapter· S deta i Is other· MICRO COOKBOOK
`and co I or i e guides, cooking
`terms J
`food storage hints , etc. This
`chapter also details how to create your own recipe diskettes .
`Chapter· e. exp I a ins the App I i cat ion Environment .
`I t deta I Is how you car.
`run ~~~any pro<rams from e,~ithin this simple, user friendly environment .
`In additi~1, it details use of the Scratch Pad concept and its use.
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`from us: i ng
`Apper.d i x A descr i bes th" Qrror· RKts:s:ages: that &ay r&su I t
`MICRO COOKBOOK, their meaning 1 and subsequent actions to take .
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`Appendix B describes the Maintanance/reorgonization facility provided
`w i th MICRO COOI<BOOK, and how i t can be used .
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`TABlE OF COHTEHTS
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`CHAPTEF: 1 : AN I NTRODUCT I ON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
`The Computer-Age Cookbook ............. .................. 1
`What Can Micro Cookbook Do .............................. 1
`What Equ i ptment Do I Need. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
`Before Using Micro Cookbook ............................. 2
`Getting Stat"' tad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
`Screens} ~indows and Dialogue Boxes ... . ................. 4
`Micro Cookbook Control Method ......... . . . ............... 6
`Micro Cookbook Control Keys .................... ··......... 6
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`CHAPTER 2: BAS I C FUNCT l ONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
`The t1a in Menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
`Retrieving a Recipe................. ....... ... .......... 9
`Adjusting the Serving Size ........... .... ............... 10
`Searching Across Multiple Recipe Files .................. 10
`Pattern P.ecogni tion String ........ ....... ...... . ........ 11
`Special Main Menu Commands ............. . ................ 12
`Printing a Screen Image or Recipe ...... . ...... .. ........ 13
`Indices ................................................. t3
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`CHAPTER 4: GETTING A LITTLE DEEPER INTO COOKBOOK ................... 15
`The Recipe Display ...................................... 15
`Recipe Display Pop-up Functions ......................... 16
`Enterirr9 a Recipe ..................... ... ............... 18
`Selecting Recipes by Class/Ingredient ............ ..... .. 20
`Helpful Hints .... . ............ ................ ......... . 20
`Stor·age Capacity_. L i 11 i tat ions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
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`CHAPTER 4 : PR I tiT I NG FlliCT IONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
`The Printing Functions S•..tb-Menu ......................... 22
`Printing a Shopping List ........................... .. ... 22
`Adjusting Serving Size on Shopping List ................. 23
`Pr in t i rrg Indices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
`Pr in t i ng a Screen 1110ge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
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`CHAPTER 5: REFERENCE 1 HELP AND CREATE .............................. 24
`The Reference Sub-Menu ............ .. ....... .. ........... 24
`Help and lnfor.ation Pop-up Uindow ........ ... ........... 24
`Cr·ea t i ng Your Own Cookbooks ................. . · . . . . . . . . . . . 25
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`CHAPTER 6: THE APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT .. .... ... ....... ..... . ....... 26
`How I t Works. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
`AE artd How To ike It. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
`Application Environment and Set-up ...................... 28
`The Main Menu Pop-up Uindo~ ............................. 30
`Us i rrg the Scratch Pad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
`Micro Cookbook Set-up .... . .............................. 32
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`APPENDIX A: ERROR MESSAGES . . ..................... .................. 34
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`APPENDIX B: RECIPE MAINTENANCE/ REORGANIZATION .. , .................. 38
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`CHAPTER 1: RH IHTRODUCTIOH
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`THE COftPUTER-RGE COOKBOOK
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`~ith Micro Cookbook your personal coaputer's full power can be put to
`use solving "real" daily problems, helping around
`the h~e . Micro
`is the computer-age ans~eer to ~~ea I pI ann i ng and cooking
`Cookbook
`raquir~nts of today and beyond.
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`You probab I y have a recipe box or two bursting at the seams w i th an
`unknowr. and '-"'lmanaged qyan t i ty of recipes. You've probab I y purcha5ed
`your previous cookbooks in a traditional medium <i.e . book) . All that
`is beh i nd you now, you Ot"e enter i ng
`the age of hoae
`i n format i on
`management . Micro Cookbook
`is software that he Ips you manage, store 1
`search and retrieve your recipe collection . Best of alI , it is easy to
`use and i nvo I ves no programm i ng or cornpu ter know I edge to run .
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`UHRT CRH ftiCRO COOKBOOK DO?
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`the
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`Micro Cookbook can be used
`to answer', at computer· speeds ,
`following types of questions :
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`* I have chicken, tomatoes and onions-what can I make for dinner?
`* Blueberrias af-.e
`in sE!ason-what di!ssert recipes use blueber·r-ies?
`* I fee I I ike having Mex ican food tonight . I hove on i or1s, peppers
`and tomatoes-what r·ec i pes can I lfta!-,e?
`* How do I n~e Zucchini Parmesan?
`* What wi I I
`I need to buy when shopping if I plan to make ... ?
`* ~at does blanch mean?
`* How many ca I or i es are there in a can of tuna?
`and muc.-h more .
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`Micro Cookbook can automat i ca I I y adjust any recipe for slha I I er or
`I argar soerv i ng s i zest .
`can a I so ha I p
`!Aanage your own
`f"QC i pe
`I t
`collection, allowirt9 for·
`the storage, search and retrieval
`of a
`personal recipe collection . The ct"'eation of individual separate f1icro
`Cookbook recipe d i sket t tes is a I so pr·ov i ded .
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`LJhQther· using the BAS I C RECIPE d i ske t te ~pp I i ed 111 i th the pr·oduct 1 OM
`of our optional additional chapters, or a recipe djskette created by
`tt~ user, all the helpful and info~ative capabilities of the product
`are ovai !able.
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`UHRT EQUIPnEHT DO I HEED?
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`To use tl i cro Cookbook you need:
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`A stock f\lple lie cocaputer or an Apple lie equipped with
`* 1281< of I8KW'Y (extended 80 column card>
`* Tt~ Nousetext video ROM
`* One disk drive
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`Two Mic.-ro Cookbook diskettes :
`* The Micro Cookbook SOFTUARE diskette
`* The M i cr·o Cookbook BAS I C RECIPES diskette
`Opt i ono I I y t1 i cro Cookbook w i II support
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`* _A printer· to carry out pr·inting furtctions
`* An App I e Mouse
`* A joystick
`* A hard d i sk for s tor i ng r-ec i pes and the software
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`*Additional blank diskettes for creating cookbooks
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`BEFORE USIHG ftiCRO C00(800K
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`for your sec:ur· i ty and
`is distr-ibuted un-protected
`t1 i cro Cookbook
`convenience . Befor-e us i ng the product PLEASE MAKE A BACKUP COPV of the
`SOFTI-IARE and BAS I C REC I PES diskette. The Pr-oOOS F I LER pr·ogr·am can be
`used for- this purpose .
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`GETTIHG STARTED
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`M i Cf'O Cookbook is easy to use, however you shoo I d read the re.o 1 n 1 ng
`i n th i s and the f o I I ow I ng chapters to becoa.e 110re fc:. i I i ar
`sect i ons
`with the pr-oduct before giving it a try .
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`To star·t Micro Cookbook si~ly ...
`* Insert the MICRO COOKBOOK SOFTWARE diskette In the built in disk
`drive (disk drive A on an Apple lie> .
`* Close the disk drive door.
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`*Turn on the computer and the monitor .
`* The disk w i I I c I i ck and whir for a few seconds I oad i ng the pr"'9t"''t .
`* A I ined screen wi II appe<r with a box on the left hand side of it.
`This is the App I ica t ; on Env i ronlbef'l t which at I ows you to run M i c:ro
`Cookbook and aost of your other programs by si~~ply pointing to the
`prograt~~' s dQsc:r i p t i or. by the CUt"sor' d i rec: t ion keys or· a ~KK.~Se and
`press i ng the RETURN key or c I i c:k i ng the IIOUse once .
`* To NAn 11 i cro Cookbook, s i RIP I y po i r. t to i t and pr-ess RETURH .
`* The d i sk dr i ve w i I I c I i ck and whir wh i I e M i cro Cookbook is be i no
`loaded into the cOIIIIpUter . A dialogue box wi I I pop-up indicating this
`fact .
`* The
`I i ned M i ero Cookbook I ogo screen w i II appear . This screen I ooks
`very IIUCh I i ke the App I i cat I on Env i ronrnen t sc:t' een .
`Micro Cookbook wi ll search for a frea disk drive and request with a
`dialogue box that the RECIPE diskette be inserted in this drive .
`* Take the &FT~ diskette out of the disk drive .
`* Ttrn it over <Micro Cookbook BASIC RECIPES
`label facing up) and
`insert the diskette in the requested disk drive .
`* Close the disk drive door- .
`* Press arYJ key to proc:-eed .
`The Micro Cookbook Main Menu w I I I now be on the cot~pUter screen. You
`ar-e now ready to run 11 i cro Cookbook .
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`SCREEHS, UIHOOUS RHO DIALOGUE BOXES
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`i s, to use a computer ter1JI, menu-dr i ven . Th i s s i mp I y
`M i cro Cookbook
`means a screen presents a series of choices from Ulh i ch you ll'lake your
`se I ec t i on Cit"
`" f i I 1- i n" thE! requested
`i n format i on . These screens can
`be e i ther "fu I I screen", meaning a who I e screen
`i s used to request
`infor·mation, or provide options, windows, which "pop-up" on top of a
`full screen providing addi tiona I functions not displayQd on
`thQ full
`screen, or "d i a I ogue windows" wh i ch pop-up i nd i cot i ng error messages,
`OK to proceed prOiftp ts or i n format i ona I messaQes .
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`The Main menu depicted below is a good example of a menu-driven full
`screen.
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`HICRO COOKBOOK
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`Se1t-ct e n-cipt> directly {eUerMtt> st-r"ri~ size)
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`ENTERs NOW r~ipe
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`S~lect a r~ci~ from the RECIPE it\dex
`Select a r~ipe from the INGREDIENT index
`Stt1eoct a reociptt frondhe CLASSIFICATION indeox
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`Select reci~s by INUP&EDIENT(S)/CLASSIFICATION(S)
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`5 Terminology, Httettt~rt"ments and !Uofttreoi'ICeo Sub-meM
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`6 PPJNTING ftu\Ctio!\8 and SHOPPING LIST Sub-menu
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`7 HELP and information on l1icro Cookbook functiofl8
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`{ESC) Pop-up window functioN (Scntch pt~d, S'VITCH + QUIT}
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`Point to furtetion, (?ntn wm.bQor or ucipt t\atrltt ->
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`The Ma i n menu con ta i ns o I i s t of f unc t i ons ar.d a correspond i r.g nurr.ber·
`to pr·ess
`in order to select that function . Near
`the bottom of the
`screen is o b I ar.k area pr·eceeded by an "->" . This area cor• be used to
`enter· responses d i rec t I•=:~ . Look
`the b I i nk i ng cur·sor
`f •::.r
`( underscore
`i s norJT•o I I y pos i t i oned wt-.ere a d i r·ec: t
`I t
`_ ) .
`r·esponse
`i s
`to be
`entered .
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`A
`the
`f o I I ouJ i ng page , O\)er I a,ys
`the
`"pop-up" w i ndOIJ.I , dep i c ted on
`f u I 1-sc:r·een .. and pr·ov i des add i t i on a I
`f ur.c t i ons or i r.t Ot"'ma t i on
`c:ur·t··en t
`about these functions that is not normally on the screen . The Pop-up
`i n "po i n t d i rec ted" rr.ode wh i c:h
`w i ndows operate
`i n
`i s descr· i bed
`the
`next section .
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`QtnT Hicro Cookbook
`SVITCH recipe file
`s~+. SORT opti01'1S
`PRINT the scratch pad
`VIEV the scratch pad
`CLEAR the Bcntcb pad
`SAVE the scratch pad
`LOAD the scratch p9d
`Output to PRlllTER
`Output to SCRATCH PAD
`RETURN to l1&ifL Heot~tt
`PoifLt to fW~Ctiofl,. tl:lt'fL
`setect by pressir( •
`or[RETURN]
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`Poittt
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`the RECIPE index
`the INGREDIENT index
`t~ CLASSIFICATION index
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`DIENT(S}/CLASSIFI CATI ON(S}
`IRt•rflln\#>ft'tff and ~f~r~Me Sub -mtfl.U
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`and SHOPPING LIST Sub -mena
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`OfL 11icro Cookbook funcHons
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`(Scratch pad, S'WJTCH + QUIT)
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`Example of a pop-up window
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`Notice that this pop- up window overlays the Main menu and provides
`functions not available on that menu . It was popped-up by press ing the
`ESC key <see the last function I isted on the Main menu example ) .
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`ft "d i a I ogue box" pops-up on top of a f u I I screen 1 a pop-up. w i ndow or
`top of anCt ther d i a I ogue box . A d i a I ogue box,
`in soJJte cases, on
`depicted ~low, wi II appear whenever one or more of the following
`conditions ex ist :
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`*Additional information is required .
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`*An error condit ion has been detected .
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`* To provide "ARE 'IOU SURE ?" prompts .
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`OK TO REFtACE BECll'E: ._I L_ime---=p~:...· e-----------1
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`Example of a dialogue box
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`The d i a I ague box w i II
`indicate
`response Micro Cookbook r~quires .
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`the condition or mes!\age and what
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`niCRO COOKBOOK COHTROL nETHOD
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`two modes of C•perat ion.: d i r·ec t data en try and
`Micro Cc•okbook has
`is simphJ bJp i ng in data
`"point dir·ected" cor.trol. Dir·ect data entr·y
`at the b I ink i ng cursor .
`is I ike typ i r.g or. a
`In 11'1any cases
`i t
`f or·m .
`Entering a recipe name at the bottom of the main menu
`is a good
`exaap I e of this type of mode. Er• ter i ng a number· corresponding tc• the
`is another' . Most direct data entry is followed by
`functic•n des.ired
`pressing the RETL~N key .
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`PO I NT D I P.ECTEO con tro I is ano thet' method of enter· i ng a choice w i thou t
`the bother of typing anything. Simp I y point at the desired i h,m or
`function <i n the case of a full screen menu 1 pop-up •tlindow or dialogue
`box) w i th the cur·sor direct i or. keys or mouse and press the RETURN key .
`the button can be clicked instead of pressing the
`When using a mouse 1
`RETURN key .
`
`f unc t ion is poi n ted at 1 a reverse box ( h i gh I i gh t ) w i I I
`When an i tem or-
`indicate your pos i t ion . An examp I e
`i t
`to
`'' f PO I NT
`appear ar'ound
`0 I RECTEO con tro I i s pressing the LEFT cursor con tr·o I key at the t1a in
`functions <Scratch pad 1 SWITCH + QUIT)" wi II
`menu .
`"Pop up window
`I ight up indicating your posi tion 1 pr·essing the RETURN key wi II cause
`thQ function to be selected just as pressing the ESCAPE key would hove
`In the direct mode.
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`control key .
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`[D] Press the LEFT cursor
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`[ESC) ( Pap-llp 'W!fldowfumboflll ~Serctch pad SVf'fCH"' QUll) l
`I f you happen to be us i ng a mouse to d i rec t M i cro Cookbook , s i mp I y
`mov i ng
`the mouse
`to
`the
`I eft or up
`IJIOU I d hove
`the same effect as
`pr·ess i ng the LEFT cur·sor con tro I key . C I i ck i ng the mouse but ton has
`the function wi II be
`the samlli effect as pressing the RETURN key 1 i .e.
`selected .
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`niCRO COO~OOOt COHTROl tEYS
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`ter·m ina I
`Micr-o Cookbook can eas i I y be man i pu I a ted by a few spec i a I
`the mouse but ton . The spec i a I keys a I I ow you
`keys or·
`to pop-up
`windows, select menu functions 1 mane~~ within a given screen (so you
`need f i I I in on I y the r·e I evant or· necessary do to input ar·eos) 1 proceed
`to the rtex t screen, rQver t back to the prev i ous screen, elf' pt'' i n t out
`the e:ur-ren t screen .
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`Two keys to the I eft of your keyboard ar·e very use f u I - CTRL ( c:ontro I )
`and ESC (escape ) . The con tro I key is vet"Y simi I at" to the sh i f t key . By
`i tse I f, i t does no th i ng . Uher, used i n con j uc t i on w i th 1 C ' 01"
`i t
`1 P • ,
`means something special .
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`( I oca ted to the left of the space key ) , and tl-te
`The open app I e key 7
`c: I osed app I e key, < I oco ted to tt'te r· i gh t of the space key ) , can be used
`to co~r~p I e te a
`f unc t ion when oper·a t i r.g
`i n the d i rec t data en try 11ode
`f i II i ng in a screen t»her·e the RETURN key nor·ma II y c:omp I etes the data
`i npu t ar·ea and pos i t ions the cur-sor to the next input ar·ea . Prompts at
`the bot tom of the screen Ut i I I i nd i c:a te when these keys are t~equ i red .
`
`The spec i a I keyboard keys and
`descr· i bed be I ctfJ.I .
`
`their mouse but ton equ iva I en ts are
`
`Cur·sor R l GHT
`
`Cursor· LEFT.
`
`Cut ... sor LIP
`
`Cursor OO~N
`
`DELETE
`
`CLOSED APPLE
`
`ESCAPE <ESC)
`
`is uslitd to pos i t ion the
`The· cursor· r· i gh t key
`cursor to th@ next character in the data input
`area. It is useful in gerter·al editing and for
`pointing to tha des:irad ftmctior./i tem when
`oper·ating in point directed mode .
`
`The cursot... I eft key is used to pos i t i c'n the
`in
`cursor
`to
`the previous character entered
`the data input area. It is useful for general
`to
`for pointing
`the desired
`ed i t i ng and
`func:tiorr/item when operating in point directed
`mode.
`
`The cursor t~p key is used to pos i t ion to the
`last data input area. This key
`is t~eful for
`ed i t i ng and
`genera I
`for pointing
`to
`the
`diitsired function/ i tlitlfl when operat ir.g
`in point
`directed mode.
`
`to advance to the
`Thiit cursor dowrt key is used
`next data input area. This key is useful I fc•r·
`general editing and
`to
`the
`f~~ pointing
`desired function/i telft when operating in point
`directed mode.
`
`The de f ~ te key w i I I rub out the I as t c:harac ter
`entered
`in
`the data
`input area . Should · a
`typing mistake be made 1 si~~~ply · press this key
`and retype the character. ·
`
`is used to tell Micro
`The closed apple key
`f i II I ng
`Cookbook
`that you are done
`in
`the
`screen 1 regardless of what data input area you
`are pos i t i oned at . You • i I I pr-oceed
`the
`to
`·next screen or p.erform the function. Clicking
`thQ mou~Q wi I I al~o accomplish the same thing.
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`The escape key ins true ts M i cr·o Cookbook to go
`is usua II y
`back to the previous screen. This
`the ~ost recent screen displayed .
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`OPEN APPlE
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`RETURN
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`CLICKIHG
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`MOU I rtJ the tDJSE
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`The open app I e key is processed the same as the
`escape key.
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`The return key is used to advance to the next
`data
`input ar-ea.
`If operating
`in point
`d irected mode, pressing this key • i II select
`the fWletion or i tett C\rt"'ent ly pointed at .
`Pressing the RETURN key at the data input area
`at the bottOtD of the Main 1r1enu wi II pop-in the
`name of the last recipe retr teved .
`
`the aou:se button once
`Clicking <pressing
`quickly> has the saae effect as pressing the
`RETURN or CLOSED APPLE keys .
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`Moving the mouse f orUHrd ~ backwards 1 right and
`l eft has
`the
`the saae effect as pressing
`ctrSor lF, DOWN, R t GHT and LEFT respectIve I y.
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`introduces SO!fte of Micro Cookbook's basic but powerful
`This chapter
`rapid retrieval techniques.
`
`THE ftRIH ftEHU
`Once Micro Cookbook has been star ted up, the Main ~aenu w i II appear on
`the screen . A ttenu
`is used to present functions that Micro Cookbook
`can perfor11. Each f~tion has a brief description to the left of a
`corr-esponding nt.~~~ber 11hich con be entered to select that function. The
`t1a in ntenu a I so has a b I ank data input area at the bottom of the screen
`<after "->" ). The blinking cursor wi II be positioned here .
`
`The Main Menu is used:
`* to directly retrieve a known recipe by naae and serving size
`* to add a recipe to Micro Cookbook
`* to present indices <recipe,
`inoredier.t and classification)
`fro~~~ which you can choose a recipe
`* to "ca II up" the ref er·ence, printing and he I p sub-menus
`to • ca I 1 up.. the 1110 In menu pop-up 11 i ndow pt"''V I dIng add I t I ona I
`•
`functions
`
`RETRIEUIHG R RECIPE
`
`To retrieve a recipe at the Main menu, siraply type in the recipe name
`f o I I oWQd by the RETURtl key at the b I inking cursor in the data input
`ar·ea at the bottom of the t1a In aenu. MIcro Cookbook • I II search for
`the recipe and retrieve the recipe if it exists. If the recipe can not
`be found, a dialogue box wil I inform ~u .
`
`i.ngred i ents required to
`t110 scr·eens. The
`is presented on
`A recipe
`the rec i pe w i II be d i sp I ayed on
`the first screen, and
`prepc;1re
`the
`d i r·ec t ions w i I I appear· on the second screen. To d i sp I ay the directions
`screen, simply point to the DIRECTIONS box on the bottoa of the first
`screen w i th the cursor dIrect I on keys or a mouse and press the RETlf\N
`key or click the 11ouse. Pressing the escape key <ESC) wi II revert back
`to the first recipe screen . Pressing the escape key again will bring
`back the Ma In IJienu .
`
`A recipe can a I so be retr i eved
`Sub-menus and from a recipe index .
`
`from
`
`the data
`
`input areas on
`
`the
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`SEot~t a reci~ directly (aUerMt.e serving, sir.:e)
`
`0 ENTERs ~w rtci{tE'
`1 St1ect a reci~ from the RECIPE index
`St1~t s rtcipe from tt~ IWREDIEHT index
`2
`3 ~~~t a noi~ from t~ CLASSIFICATION ind.~x
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`4
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`Select recipes by INGREIIIE)fi'(S)/CLASSIFICATlON(S)
`
`5 T~rmiM1ogy, H.uuntt~nttt ti'ld Rf.f~re~ Sub-me-tw
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`PRINTIM3 functioN and SH OPPIYJ LIST Sub ·menu
`
`7 HELP and information on 11icro Cookbook functioN
`
`[ESC] Pop·up wifldow fuMtiou (Scratch pad, SVITCH + QUIT)
`
`"
`Poit\t to function. enter number or recipe name ·> ~ucchiai para.••• IC
`
`Retrieving a recipe from the Main menu
`
`RDJUSTIHG THE SERUIHG SIZE
`
`M i cr-o Cookbook can automat i c:o I I y ad j us t
`the vor- i ous quon i t i es of
`to · an a I ternote ~ i ng
`i ngred i en ts found
`in or.;; r-ec i pe up or down
`size. This is accomplished by explicitly requesting a serving size
`i s Qn tQrQd < I"QquQs;: t i ng a I tQrna tQ SO:Qt"V i ng so: i ZQ for
`when th4a rec: i pe t"'QQbQ
`a recipe can also be acc:ompl ished while that recipe is being displayed
`through the use of the FLINCT I OtiS pop-up window) . To a I ter the ser·v i ng
`followed by a left pOt"enthesis "("
`size silflply type the recipe name
`and the desired serving size .
`
`-> zucchini parmesan(12
`
`(RETURN)
`
`Micro Cookbook wi II display the recipe with the ingredients adjusted
`twe I ve pQOp I Q • ThQ
`i ngred i en tso: QI"Q adjusted propor t i ona I I y
`to serVQ
`type of quani ty adjustlhent May not be applicable
`but this
`to . all
`recipe i n<re<:t i en ts .
`
`SERRCHIHG ACROSS nULTIPLE RECIPE FilES
`
`Micro Cookbook cora ~aarch £ar i o II y (one then ana that") ocr·oss up to
`eight recipe files for a given recipe. This technique can be used to
`view various versions of o particular recipe~ or locate a r·ecipe that
`f i I e othQr
`than th4a one c:urrQnt I y act i VQ . The CONF I G
`resides: on a
`function d I se:ussed
`in Chapter 6 deta i Is how
`to define pr i 110ry and
`secondary recipe drives and paths in a pt" i or i ty sequence .
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`for· a spec: i f i c: rec: i pe across severo I rec i pe f i I es .. s i "'P I y
`To sear·ch
`the rec i pe name w i th
`the NUMBER S I GN "•" . For exORlp J e,
`to
`pt"'t:cede
`locate alI "ZUCCHINI PARMESAN" recipes, enter:
`
`-> 'zucchini parmesan
`
`{RETURN)
`
`M i cro Cookbook w i I I f i r~ t search the pr· i rrtOf'y f i le, vo I ume or path for
`i t w i II proceed to
`the requested recipe .
`I f
`the r·ec i pe is not found 1
`the next f i I e, vo I ume or path de f i ned. t f
`i t w i II
`the rec i pe i s found,
`be presented on the screen. The GLOBAL search can be terminated at any
`time by pressing the ESCAPE key. By entering any other key the program
`will continue the search until it locates the recipe or completes the
`search . Vo•r M i cro Cookbook shou I d be se +.-up to use th i s f unc t i on <see
`Chapter 6- Micro Cookbook set-up).
`
`PRTTERH RECOGHITIOH STRIHG
`
`Micro Cookbc10k provides a pattern recognition capGibi I i ty that Gil lows
`greater· f I ex i b i I i ty when search i ng the recipe co I I ec t i on i f the exact
`spe II i ng of the
`i tem being searched for is not known . The ASTERISK
`"*" ,
`" < " and
`" > .. ,
`the GREATER THAti
`the LESS THAN
`the NOT
`.... "
`characters are spec i a I char·oc: ters tho t can be used w i th a rec i pe,
`ingredient or
`ingredient or classification name or pot"t of a recipe 1
`c I ass i f i cot i on rrarrte .
`
`The ASTERISK "+"
`
`An* in a recipe, ingredient or classification ~e indicates that any
`charac ter·s can C•ccupy tho t chOf'oc: ter pos I t ion i n the narte. A pat tern
`w i I I f o I I ow or proceed ther as: ter i s:k . For· i ns: tance J to f i nd a I I rec i pes:
`beginning with the characters "CH", enter:
`-> CH*
`{RETURH)
`To find all recipes that contain the characters "CH", enter:
`-> *CH
`(RETURH)
`To find all r·ecipes toot contain the character-s: "CH" followed by "MAR"
`enter :
`
`-> *CH*MAR {RETURH)
`This type of search would find such recipes as "CHicken MARengo" .
`
`The GREATER "> •. and LESS than .. <" Characters
`
`ingredient or classification with a "> • or "<"
`Preceeding a rec ipeJ
`to sear·ch for recipes greater than or
`wi II instruct Micro Cookbook
`IQss: tt~n thQ characters following the symbol .
`
`To select recipes alphabetically greater than "T" , enter:
`-> >T
`(RETURN)
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`The HOT " "" Charoc ter
`
`....... wi II
`ingradiant ot"' cl~soi fication nama with a
`Prec&eding an
`instruct Micro Cookbook to search for ingredients or classifications
`NOT the same as the following characters.
`
`To select recipes not containing SALT 1 enter :
`-> ASALT
`(RETURH)
`
`SPECIAl nRIH nEHU connRHOS
`
`By pressing the ESCAPE key <ESC)1 or pointing to the Pop-up window
`function by point dir·ection at the Main llenU 1 a pop-up window wi J I
`appear. W i thin that window are a number of functions that can be
`car·r ied out. Most of
`these ac:t ivi ties relate
`to the scratch-pad
`supported by the Application Environment . See Chapter 6 for details .
`HICRO COOKBOOK
`
`QUIT I1icro Cookbook
`SWITCH ncip• fit•
`~t SORT options
`PRINT the scratch psd
`VIEV t~ scratch p3d
`CLEAR tht ~cntctL ped
`SAVE the scratch psd
`LOAD the scratch pad
`Output to PRINTER
`Output to SCRATCH PAD
`P.ETURM to l1aift Hem
`Point to fu~tion. then
`s~lect by pressing •
`or [RETURN)
`
`Point
`
`u~ RECIPE ind•x
`the INGREDIENT ind~x
`the CLASSIFICATION index
`
`DIENT(S)/CLASSIFICATION{S)
`
`and SHOPPING LIST Sub ·rMtw
`
`on Hicro Cookbook tafi.CtiOt\B
`
`(Scratch pad, SWITCH + QUIT)
`
`The Main menu Pop-up window
`
`The followir.g commands can be directly entered
`area on the Main menu:
`
`into the data input
`
`QUIT- typing quit at the Main menu will terminate Micro Cookbook and_
`is advised that qui t be used
`retur·n to the App I i cation Environment .
`l t
`sincQ it forcfts an orderly shutdown of thQ application
`to 4ind,.
`assuring that the f i I es are c: I eased .
`
`i ns true ts M i cro Cookbook to
`SWITCH - Typing sw i tch at the Main menu
`swl tch looking at the current recipe file,. volume or path and start
`looking at another. The defoul t scr·een wi II appear and a 1'\QW fi Je ..
`vo I ume or path can be se I ected by pointing . The sw i tch cOtnmand must be
`used when siaply removing one diskette and r~plac:ing it with another.
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`PRIHTIHG R SCREEH lnRGE OR RECIPE
`
`is des i r-ab I e to hoi.Je a paper- copy of the rec i pe tho t you at"e
`Of ten i t
`mak i r19 or· a pr I n tout of any scr-een. Th i s
`i s espec i a I I y tr-ue
`i f yotJr
`i s not I ocated in the k i tchen . Micr-o Cookbook prov ides .any
`computer-
`useful print functions !lOSt of which ar-e detailed in Chapter- 4 .
`
`To print a spec i f i c recipe or- any screw, i ~ pre»» CTRL and P. To
`use this ftK~Ction1 a pr-inter must be connected to your computer .
`A spec i a I i zed recipe pr-int funct; on for- printing recipe~ is. provided
`on the Recipe Functions pop-up window. This print function is norr~ally
`110re sui tab I e and conven i ant for printing r-ecipes 1 ~nora de ta i I£ or·e
`provided in Chapter 3.
`
`the definition of printer control
`t1ict"'O Cookbook allows
`HOTE:
`char-acters. These characters ccr. be used to deterrdne the chal"octer
`font, spacing, etc. The Appl icotion Envir-onment issues both a car-age
`return and a I i ne feed uhen print i ng. This ~toy cause doub I t: spac i ng .
`Refer to Chapter 6 AE Set-up for more details.
`
`IHOICES
`
`t1 i cro Cookbook. manages rec i pe data so that the recipe co I I ec t ion can
`be searched very rapidly. In order to provide this powerful search and
`indicQs which relate to the
`the program maintain» sever-al
`retrieval 1
`Ingredient and classification is stored in
`recipe data. Each r-ecipe,
`an index. These indices are avoi lable for use in selectinQ r-ecipes.
`
`Each index screen contains the names of up to 54
`I tems 1 appearing in
`three var t i co I co ILnns . The i tu names appear- i r.g on thQ
`index depend
`type of
`index selected; either Recipe,
`on
`the
`Ingredient or
`Classification .
`
`from