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Importing from MacGourmet

How do I import recipes from MacGourmet?

The easiest way is to export from MacGourmet and choose the MasterCook Mac export setting to create a .mcmac file. Then create a cookbook in MasterCook. Select OPEN from the File menu. At the bottom of the Open screen have it show you ALL file types. Then open the .mcmac file to import the recipes into MasterCook.

Otherwise, you can create an .mgourmet file and either use cb2cb to convert the file into an .mz2 file yourself, or ask MasterCook Support to convert the file for you.

The .mz2 file can be imported into MasterCook 15 on a Windows computer, or it can be uploaded to a MasterCook.com account by creating a new online cookbook and then uploading the file of recipes into one of your Online Cookbooks at MasterCook.com.

To Create the .mgourmet File:

  1. Start up MacGourment and select/highlight all of your recipes titles.
  2. Go to the File menu and select Export...
  3. Under Format of Exported File, select MacGourmet.
  4. Press Export to create the .mgourmet file.

CONVERT THE FILE YOURSELF

Get cb2cb here: Click Here

Their website explains how that program can converted cookbook files from one format into another. MasterCook can open the .mz2 format, so convert your .mgourmet file into .mz2. Then use Windows to open the .mz2 file. MasterCook will prompt you to import the recipes in that file into the program.

If you need help using cb2cb, you must click on the FORUM link along the left side of their website to post a message in their forum for help with their program.

REQUEST MASTERCOOK SUPPORT CONVERT YOUR COOKBOOKS FOR YOU

If you would like MasterCook Support to convert your cookbook into MasterCook format, first you need to purchase a 2nd Level Customer Service Ticket: here.

Then contact MasterCook Support letting us know your order number. MasterCook Support will give you instructions for sending your .mgourmet file to us, so we can convert your cookbooks into MasterCook format.

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