My son suggested I transfer the recipes to "Recipe Keeper". I have been using Macgourmet for over a decade and just bought a Macbook Air. It has allowed me to do a current export of my last weeks edits as well as my previously backed up recipes.Ĭlick to expand.I am very interested in your thoughts about Paprika. But I figured I should post this incase someone else had a problem getting in.
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After the pain of this SECOND upgrade screw up with MacGourmet, and the lack of resources they are apparently putting into keeping up with the Mac updates, I am going over to Paprika for future recipes. It is found in the Documents folder (typically, unless you have changed it). The database name is MacGourmet4Database.mgdatabase. trying to launch the software, i clicked on the database folder.I still got the error, but this time the recipes were in the window and I was able to keep it open enough to export it all to a RTF. This time, everything was greyed out.and I could not select library.Īfter emailing them, receiving no reply back after 2 days, and clicking on random recipes I had found on my harddrive. Last time, I was able to point the library (under help) to the location of the database. As I sorted out my own solution to this problem, I figured I would let you know what worked for me.Īfter upgrading to Big Sur, the "Database could not be found". I had read about the previous problem with the library not knowing where the database here on MacRumors, and it helped me get to where I needed to go. This time it got worse.but I found a work around.ironically the day AFTER I needed my Irish Soda Bread recipe, but I do digress. i have been using Mac Gourmet for years.and the last time i upgraded, I had issues getting to my recipes.
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