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Re: Mac Restaurant Software?

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    So we're looking for Mac-compatible software that handles recipe
    costing, sub-recipes, unit conversion within and between weight and
    volume, and enough inventory control that their calculated costs are
    based on what they're actually paying.

    See some reviews at <http://www.macworld.com/news/2002/04/12/forwardkit/index.php>
    and
    <http://www.macsimumnews.com/index.php/archive/macsimum_migration_kit_restaurant_software_for_the_mac/>

    Victor

  2. Thanks so much! I'd found ExecuChef in a prior search, but as far as I
    can tell, they went defunct sometime after April, 2004. Food Cost
    Manager seems like a pretty good program for the money, and given the
    lack of alternatives, that's probably what they'll go with.

    I eventually came across the official Mac software site
    (http://www.macsoftware.apple.com/), and it listed those two and
    nothing else.

    Phoebe 🙂

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    Quoted message said:

    Thanks so much! I'd found ExecuChef in a prior search, but as far as I
    can tell, they went defunct sometime after April, 2004. Food Cost
    Manager seems like a pretty good program for the money, and given the
    lack of alternatives, that's probably what they'll go with.

    I eventually came across the official Mac software site
    (http://www.macsoftware.apple.com/), and it listed those two and
    nothing else.

    Another good site is http://www.versiontracker.com which also offers
    Windows software. The nice thing about this site is that it offers a
    paid option where it will notify you of any software updates as the
    updates become available.

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