Re: Not accepting File Format When Importing Into Paprika

Hi, Below is the extract from the user manual. YAML is a simple, plain text file with sections delimited by key-value pairs. To indicate a block of text, use an initial pipe character, as shown in directions and ingredients. Consistent indenting should be used, but the order of the fields

Re: InstallingApplications not in the Ap Store on Mavericks

You just copy it into your application folder. Some apps do have a normal installer, in which case you’ll see that before you run it. For apps that you got outside the app store, you may want to deactivate gate keeper, as most apps aren’t signed and won’t open without you having to go through a

Re: Not accepting File Format When Importing Into Paprika

Mac Gourmet is 24.95 for the regular version and twice that for the deluxe version. The deluxe version has a menu planner and a meal planner and a cookbook maker. Not sure that it is all necessary. The regular version does everything else I believe. I really like its ease of use but paprika

Re: InstallingApplications not in the Ap Store on Mavericks

I must recommend not turning off keeper. The way around that is to focus on an app, and open the short cut menu and from there, choose open. That will work. Sent from my Mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind built-in! Sincerely, The Constantly Barefooted Ray, still a

editing a pdf

Hi listers, I've heard that pdf pen is supposed to let you edit a pdf. Does anyone here have experience with editing pdf files? Regards, Paul. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups MacVisionaries group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving

Re: InstallingApplications not in the Ap Store on Mavericks

And don't forget, you only have to do that once. Sent from my IPhone On Jan 5, 2014, at 7:30 AM, Ray Foret Jr rforet7...@comcast.net wrote: I must recommend not turning off keeper. The way around that is to focus on an app, and open the short cut menu and from there, choose open. That

Re: Ftp server using the server app

Hi Chris B, I've been investigating sftp a while ago, but I gave up because I did not find it to work properly for me. In my case, any user was able to do a cd .. and get into folders all over my system. Is the sftp daemon in osx to be taken seriously? Can I use it to do a functional server

Re: Mactubes player controls

Hi tracy, and thanks for getting back to me on this. I've embedded my questions and comments into your message below. On Jan 4, 2014, at 4:33 PM, Traci Duncan our4p...@gmail.com wrote: I have it set to the default player. *** I have three options for player, Flash, Video, and QuickTime -

Re: InstallingApplications not in the Ap Store on Mavericks

I went ahead and turned off Gate Keeper. It's just easier that way because if you downloaded some more apps not in the app store, you'd have to do what Ray and Phil said to do. Although I guess it could be personal preference. If you're that worried and paranoyed that something may go wrong

Re: superduper

I have not forgotten about the podcast. I've been quite busy and have not had time to do it yet. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups MacVisionaries group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

Re: Not accepting File Format When Importing Into Paprika

Hello, I have read through this post and it brings me to ask a couple of questions: 1. If I am using iTextExpress to set the recipe up to be accepted by Paprika as described below, do I save the doc in the .YML file type. That file type is not in the list in iText Express. 2. If I need to

Re: Not accepting File Format When Importing Into Paprika

The import must be saved as a plain text file. YAML is just a text passing standard. By providing the fields and indentations required by the app, you will be able to successfully import recipes. On 06/01/2014, at 8:14 AM, Eileen Misrahi eileen.misr...@gmail.com wrote: Hello, I have read

Re: InstallingApplications not in the Ap Store on Mavericks

Exactly what I did, and I'm yet to try a Mac app that has caused me a problem that I couldn't fix, so I'd say it would be safe for most people most of the time. Nice option to have for people who are really not aware though. On 5 Jan 2014, at 20:28, Shawn AKA BBS bbssh...@samobile.net wrote:

Paprika emailing recipes

Hi: I have Paprika on my Mac and all iOS devices. My mother only owns an iPad with Paprika. How can I email her the reicpe, and have Paprika automatically import it to her app? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups MacVisionaries group. To unsubscribe

Re: Not accepting File Format When Importing Into Paprika

Hi There, Okay. I am somewhat under the weather with a mild cold, so my brain may not be processing it all today. If I have a recipe in a DOCX file format and open it on my Mac with iText Express and attempt to save it, there is no .TXT extension to save it as a plain text file. So, how can I

Re: Paprika emailing recipes

Hi, this looks like a nice app, but $5 is much just to check it out, so to your question, I am guessing there must be an export button, and or a email button, the description says you can also air drop recipes. sorry without being able to take a look at it. I can’t be any more help. Best!

Re: embossing from the mac

Hi. There is a pef driver, so you can print robobrailles files on a braille printer, if you have got a pef file from robobraille. If you wish more details please let me know. I think I have sent some information out a while back. Best regards Annie. Den 04 Jan 2014 kl. 04:54 skrev jean parker

Re: Not accepting File Format When Importing Into Paprika

Hi Eileen, I think you may have missed my earlier post giving directions on how to import in answer to your question. I'll paste it into a second post. But first, to answer your current question, I saved the recipes that I want to import into Paprika as .TXT files, and generally just keep