January-April 2013
How to Get a Quick Overview of Your
Recipe Categorization
To see a list of recipes with the
categories that each recipe is assigned to, at a glance:
Select View…
Recipe List With Categories…
This view is
useful when you want to quickly see how many (and which) categories each recipe
is assigned to, at a single glance.
To see a list of categories and all the
recipes assigned to each category:
Select View… Category
List With Recipes…
This view is
useful if you want a quick overview of how many of your categories are empty
(no recipes assigned to them), and how many similar categories there are, and
whether you might want to merge some categories. You can merge categories by mapping categories
(see Recipes… Cookbook Categories… Map To button.
To see a list of categories from all
cookbooks:
Select View… Category
List (All Cookbooks)…
This view is
useful if you are considering merging and deleting of categories across
cookbooks to get consistent naming for similar categories (see Tools… Data
Management… Categories tab… Manage Categories button). For example, you notice that you have
categories like “barbecue”, “barbeque”, “bar-b-q”, and “bbq”. If you had a consistent category name (e.g., “barbecue”)
across cookbooks, then your searches across cookbooks for recipes in the “barbecue”
category would produce search hits in all the cookbooks with “barbecue”
category. If a cookbook had “bbq” but
not “barbecue” as a category, its recipes would not appear in the cookbook-wide
search.
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