http://www.bigoven.com/cs/forums/9.aspxThis forum contains a few lesser-known tips, which might be useful for getting the most out of BigOven for Windows.enCommunityServer 2007 SP2 (Build: 20611.960)http://www.bigoven.com/cs/forums/thread/4039.aspxMon, 08 May 2006 04:29:02 GMT1f1dbe51-adff-4425-92d8-f45f9f65f648:4039stevemur0http://www.bigoven.com/cs/forums/thread/4039.aspxhttp://www.bigoven.com/cs/forums/commentrss.aspx?SectionID=9&PostID=4039Are you a recipe-collecting-fanatic?&nbsp; Do you have favorite chefs you like?&nbsp;&nbsp;Looking to build up your own collection?<P>There are lots of places to get pre-formatted recipes -- newsgroups, Google searches for "MMF" or "MXP" recipes.&nbsp; </P><P>One resource you might want to check out in particular is the <A href="http://www.madsrecipes.com/">Mad's Recipes</A> site, not affiliated with BigOven or Lakefront Software Inc. in any way, but one which offers dozens and dozens of recipe files in .MX2 format, which BigOven can read.&nbsp; (You'll need the Deluxe Edition.)</P><P>Simply download the file(s) you want, extract them to any location on your PC (e.g., the Desktop will do just fine), then launch BigOven, and choose "File/Import/from MX2".&nbsp; Point to the file, and bingo!&nbsp; Bob's your uncle.&nbsp; On that site, you'll find recipes by cuisine, recipes from famous TV personalities and more.&nbsp; </P><P>[NOTE:&nbsp; Again, Mad's Recipes is in no way associated with BigOven or Lakefront Software; we just think it might be worth checking out by some of you.]