Search results matching tag 'Mobile'

Scaled Recipes in Mobile Device

Min21 — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 05:47:44 GMT

Hi. I just bought BigOven software. So far, it's great though I have my own set of wishlist.

I was wondering if I scaled a recipe from 8 servings to 3 servings and publish it to my mobile device, can I get the scaled recipe instead of the original recipe?

App for G1 Phone with Android?

wildpat01 — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 15:14:55 GMT

As I have a G1 phone with Android, I would like to know if an app similar to the IPhone's is in the pipe; if so, is there a timeframe for its availability?

Thanks in advance for your answer

Patrick

Using iPhone with BigOven application

Dingbat1 — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:59:22 GMT

I recently noticed that BigOven now supports a linkup with the iPhone - however it does not seem to support linking information from the BigOven application on my desktop to the iPhone as it does with the Palm or the WindowsMobile applications. Does anyone know of an application or a way to do this?

blackberry application please please please??

berrypink — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 14:38:08 GMT

[:'(]I just started using BigOven and love it. I have recipes going back to the late 1800's about 5 generations worth and being how I love to invent my own, it would be so helpful to be at the store and see my weeks menu. Blackberry has been around long before the iphone, yet they get the software? Please help us BB users!

Re: iPhone and BigOven

NiftyNoodle — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 23:33:49 GMT

I agree. I love the idea of having BigOven on my iPhone since it is much easier to have on my kitchen counter than my laptop; and that way I don't have to print out the recipes. But I also have refrained from posting many recipes on BigOven.com because of copyright. 90% or more of my recipes are from cookbooks and magazines and I put them into my BigOven software so I have all the recipes I've tried and liked in one place. If I could alone view them so as not to infringe any copyright laws, that would make the app 100 times more useful for me!

Get Unstuck at the Grocery Store: Search Recipes from your Blackberry or iPhone Free! (Beta)

stevemur — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 19:12:13 GMT

GET UNSTUCK AT THE GROCERY STORE:
BIGOVEN.COM OPENS UP FREE 160,000+ RECIPE SEARCH
TO BLACKBERRY®, IPHONE®, ALL OTHER WEB-CELLPHONE USERS

SEATTLE, WA FEB 20 2008: BigOven.com, a rapidly growing social network about food with 160,000+ recipes and 80,000+ members from around the world, announced the beta availability of mobile search of its vast recipe archive. Simply visit (and bookmark) the link http://www.bigoven.com/m

“Now, if you’re at the grocery store, and don’t know what ingredients you need to make Quiche Lorraine, simply visit “BigOven.com slash M” on your mobile phone” said Steve Murch, CEO and Head Chef of BigOven.com. “You can also enter general search terms like ‘easy breakfast eggs’ or ingredients from your fridge, and get some great suggestions”. BigOven.com has specially tailored the interface to be clear and uncluttered for smaller cellphone displays.

It’s free to join BigOven.com, and members can easily build “Try Soon” and “Favorite” lists at www.bigoven.com at their convenience from their desktops, then access them from their iPhone, Blackberry or web-enabled cellphone.

About BigOven.com

Seattle-based BigOven.com is a rapidly-growing social network about food, with over 160,000+ recipes and 80,000+ members from around the world. Cooks can post recipes, photos, how-to cooking videos, and tips for free and search recipes in a variety of ways, including “what’s fresh”, “leftover wizard”, flavor tags and more.

First released in 2004, BigOven.com now serves over 2 million pageviews each month, up more than four-fold over last year. The founder, Steve Murch, has over three decades of experience in the personal computing industry, including executive-level experience at both Microsoft Corporation and Expedia, Inc.

*Blackberry is a registered trademark of Research In Motion, Inc. and iPhone is a registered trademark of Apple Inc.

Publishing to mobile device

parks1va — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 18:05:32 GMT

When I first tested this feature with one "test" recipe, it worked OK. Now that I want to use it for real, it just keeps publishing that test recipe, not my current shopping list and recipes. The list and recipes don't seem to make it to the sync area on my computer; it's not failing in the sync operation. Help.

Where is BigOvenMobile.exe?

vafredricks — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 14:29:40 GMT

The Help file within BigOven says to download Big Oven Mobile from the "Download Center" on the web site. Well, I've spent the last 15 minutes searching for "mobile" (only to get no results) and Download, FAQ's, forums, etc. and can't find this executable anywhere.

Can somebody send me a link to the page where I can download Big Oven Mobile, please?

Thanks!

Drew

Difficulty with BigOven Palm recipes

jfitch — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 16:12:32 GMT

Hi,

My problem is when I select recipes from my recipe list to add to my Palm. I keep getting error messages, and if I go through saying "ignore" or "cancel" about 2 or three dozen times to approve it the recipes will synchronize, however, when I publish to the Palm, I UNCHECK the "first clear previously saved recipes" section and it still clears them. WHY??? What am I doing wrong??? HELP!!! Thanks.

Re: Problem with Mobile BigOven on PocketPC

cromanin — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 15:38:20 GMT

I'm having the same problem as Scott had last year. When I transfer a shopping list from my PC to my Pocket PC it opens and displays correctly the first time I open it. After closing BigOven and reopening it, the message "Could not find resource assembly Could not find resource assembly" is displayed and the shopping list is empty.

I don't have any ampersands in my shopping list. I deleted dashes and brackets in case they were a problem.

I installed .NET Compact Framework and it's made no difference.

I'm running Windows Mobile 2003 on an iPAQ 2210, BigOven Mobile 1.300.0.0.

I hope someone can help as my main use of the program will be the shopping lists.

Cheers

CRomanin