Hi I might be wrong but I think if you define a shortcut for that service there is no need to do it in each separate program. Jim
On Feb 6, 2014, at 9:35 AM, Eileen Misrahi <eileen.misr...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Jessica, > > Jim beat me to this, but I'll still post. First, I want to know if in service > preferences you have the keyboard shortcut checked there and in TextEdit > also. If not, you will need to open both of these programs and perform this > action in each. > > 1. Open one of the apps at a time. > 2. In Mac Gourmet Deluxe menu, either arrow down to or type in the first > couple of letters "SE" to get to services. > 3. VO-Right Arrow to open it and down arrow to service preferences. > VO-Spacebar on it. > 3. The interface will open on "Keyboard." > 4. Tab over to Service Shortcuts and interact with it (VO-Shift-Down Arrow. > Unfortunately, you can't use letter navigation in this list, so you will need > to arrow down until you hear "Clip the recipe."To the right of this will be > the check box. VO-spacebar on it. > 5. I also checked "Import recipe from web page." > 6. This process will need to be repeated in TextEdit in the same manner. > > Secondly, to answer your question about selecting or highlighting text, > Highlight the text that will be entered into a particular edit field. Use the > shortcut keystroke that is associated with that edit field. I haven't yet > made a list of all of the Mac Gourmet Deluxe shortcut keys. As Jim as stated, > command 1=name, command 5=ingredients, and command 6=directions. > > Oh one more thing I forgot to mention above, once the recipe has been clipped > to Mac Gourmet Deluxe, you need to tab over to the label that says "Name" and > the recipe that you have clipped will be listed. Enter on the recipe name and > that will open the recipe editor where all the edit fields are located. When > everything is said and done, I use VO-FN-Right Arrow to move to the end where > the save button is located to save all my changes. I HTH. > > Happy cooking. > > Cheers, > Eileen > On Feb 6, 2014, at 7:01 AM, Jessica D <jldai...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> hi, >> i have mac gourmet deluxe and have one simple question, when in my recipe's >> text file, do i select all of the text or just the text for the section i am >> working with? also, where do i "clip recipe" in the services menu?need to be >> in order to see, >> >> Sent from my iPhone >> >>> On Feb 4, 2014, at 10:34 AM, Jim Gatteys <jgatt...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>> Hi Eileen! >>> You are correct in that you can just press the command key. Once you are >>> in mac gourmet and in the edit field where the clipped recipe is you can go >>> to the top and shift down arrow to highlight the name of the recipe and >>> then press command-1. All of the available fields have corresponding >>> shortcut keys, intro, nutrition directions, ingredients and the like. So >>> you highlight the section you want and press the corresponding >>> command-number key. I can't remember them all but intro is one and >>> directions is command-6 and ingredients is command-5. All the fields have >>> a number with them. >>> >>> >>> As to quitting unexpectedly I have had that happen a couple of times but >>> that might be something you want to go to mariner web site and file a high >>> priority ticket with them to help. Let them know that you are using >>> voiceover. >>> One other thing, I created a hotspot at the save button and a corresponding >>> keystroke so i don't have to hunt for the save button all the time. >>> Good luck, >>> Jim >>> >>>> On Feb 4, 2014, at 9:22 AM, Eileen Misrahi <eileen.misr...@gmail.com> >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi Jim, >>>> >>>> this is the first time i have had to thank you for all your assistance. >>>> Hoorah!!! I finally have been able to start importing my text recipes into >>>> Mac Gourmet Deluxe, with the method you have described so kindly. I just >>>> want confirmation on this pointer though because I have been doing the >>>> highlighting and placement of the specific text into their respective >>>> fields by arrowing to the specific edit field and then using the shortcut >>>> key. If I reread your last email, it seems like I can just highlight the >>>> specific info and then use the shortcut key to place it in its edit field. >>>> Is that correct? >>>> >>>> On another topic with Mac Gourmet Deluxe, I was wondering if this is just >>>> unique to my inexperience in using the app. Whe all is said and done, I >>>> press the "Save" button in Mac Gourmet Deluxe and receive an alert >>>> message. It states something to this affect: "Mac Gourmet Deluxe has >>>> closed unexpectedly" and then I am given options to restart the program, >>>> ignore, or close, etc. when I reopen the program and check the recipe >>>> table, I review to see if the recipe had been added and it has. I was >>>> wondering if this has happened to you too. I am running ML, so if you are >>>> running Mavericks that may be the difference. I'm not sure if I need to >>>> contact the developers to see if there is something that I can do to >>>> correct the situation. This seems to happen almost all the time when I >>>> save the recipe. >>>> >>>> Again, thanks for all of your help and being so patient with me. I am >>>> getting the hang of it, but I just want to refine my steps to be more >>>> efficient. >>>> >>>> kind regards, >>>> Eileen >>>>> On Feb 2, 2014, at 10:43 AM, Jim Gatteys <jgatt...@gmail.com> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> If you vo navigate to the clippings table and then vo navigate to the >>>>> specific recipe you want to clip and press enter it will open the editor >>>>> for you to select text. You might have to vo-right a couple of times to >>>>> get to the edit field. >>>>> If you then go to the top where the name is and highlight the name, you >>>>> can press command-1 to enter the name, highlight the ingredients and >>>>> command-5 to enter the ingredients and do the sale for directions with >>>>> command-6. Your other options like categories and servings/yield will be >>>>> in that edit session as well. >>>>> Jim >>>>> >>>>>> On Jan 31, 2014, at 7:08 PM, Eileen Misrahi <eileen.misr...@gmail.com> >>>>>> wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> Hi Jim, >>>>>> >>>>>> I am making some headway with this, but I do have some questions. I will >>>>>> first explain what I do and ask my questions. >>>>>> >>>>>> 1. I open Mac Gourmet Deluxe and a recipe TXT file in my documents. >>>>>> 2. I highlight the text in the recipe file and then press CMD-SHIFT-M. >>>>>> This will open up Mac Gourmet Deluxe and the clipping item is selected >>>>>> in the table. >>>>>> 3. When I begin to tab over to the right, the only way I can view the >>>>>> recipe TXT file is to interact with the HTML. At this point, all of the >>>>>> text will seem to run together. >>>>>> 4. Now, I don't know how I get to the various edit fields, but when I >>>>>> do, I need to manually input the data. Hence, I know I am missing a step >>>>>> or two in order for the clipping to be entered into the various category >>>>>> edit fields. >>>>>> 5. I am not sure if I need to press or enter on the "Set" button or just >>>>>> go directly to the "Save" button. >>>>>> >>>>>> Here are my questions: >>>>>> >>>>>> 1. Is there a list of commands to use after a particular item is >>>>>> highlighted in my HTML area to input the text into the various fields? I >>>>>> know that you listed command 5 and command 6 for ingredients and >>>>>> directions, but what are the others and where can I find them. >>>>>> 2. The manual stated something about a popup button to open the various >>>>>> categories to place the info into, but I haven't found it. Where can I >>>>>> find this popup button. >>>>>> 3. I'm ending up performing a copy/paste into the edit fields. Do I need >>>>>> to set up my recipe TXT files for the various edit fields in Mac >>>>>> Gourmet, so they will be imported into them? >>>>>> >>>>>> this is it for now. Sorry for all of the questions, but this task of >>>>>> importing TXT files is not really straight forward. All of your >>>>>> assistance is appreciated. >>>>>> >>>>>> Thanks in advance. >>>>>> >>>>>> Cheers, >>>>>> Eileen >>>>>>> On Jan 29, 2014, at 9:47 AM, Jim Gatteys <jgatt...@gmail.com> wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> It is very easy to get recipes into Mac Gourmet Deluxe. If you have a >>>>>>> text file you can select the text you want to import and then find clip >>>>>>> recipe under services. You can define a keystroke to do this to make >>>>>>> it quicker. Then Mac Gourmet will put it into the clippings section >>>>>>> and it easy from there. You have various fields like name, >>>>>>> ingredients, directions and more. You highlight the ingredients and >>>>>>> press command-5 for ingredients and command-6 for directions. There is >>>>>>> a very clear explanation of this in the user manual. >>>>>>> Hope this clears up some of the confusion. >>>>>>> Jim >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> On Jan 29, 2014, at 1:18 AM, Eileen Misrahi <eileen.misr...@gmail.com> >>>>>>>> wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Hello Folks, >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> To me the interface of the iOS version of Mac Gourmet is easier to >>>>>>>> navigate and input the data correctly into the fields. I have been >>>>>>>> attempting to use Mac Gourmet Deluxe on my Air, but I find it more >>>>>>>> confusing and not direct to input the info for a recipe. Are there any >>>>>>>> tricks or tips others can suggest? It took a couple of trials, but I >>>>>>>> was successful on syncing the created recipe on my iPhone to my Mac. >>>>>>>> So, maybe this is my solution for now. I have a busy task at hand to >>>>>>>> get the recipes into this application. However, once this is done, it >>>>>>>> will be extremely handy in the kitchen. 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