The menu view is your primary view for menu information. It can display a wide range of menu details, from recipes and ingredients to nutrition and costs. You can customize the menu view to display only those elements that interest you.
Click on a heading below to learn more about the the menu view
The task toolbar buttons serve as quick links to commonly performed tasks. Clicking a task toolbar button is the same as selecting the corresponding menu item from the task menu.
New - Create a new menu
Edit - Edit the selected
menu
Delete - Delete the
selected menu
Refresh - Refresh the
current view
Properties - Modify the properties of the current view
Print preview
- Preview the selected menu
Print - Print the
selected menu
Use the menu comments section to describe your menu or tell the story behind the menu.
The menu items section displays the recipes, ingredients, headings and text associated with the menu. You can use menu heading to group menu courses, if you wish.
Images add tremendous value to a menu. The make them more appealing and easy to prepare.
Note: Images saved as JPEG or GIF files use the least space on your hard drive. If you own an image or photo editing program, resizing the recipe images to a width of 250 pixels works best.
Choose to display basic nutritional information (what you might see on a can or box) or detailed nutrition (everything from Vitamin A to zinc).
Menus can be associated with menu types such as holiday, party, etc. A menu can have any number of menu types.
You can add new menu types to those already included with the application.
The menu tips section is ideal for displaying useful hints, menu variations and serving suggestions.
The costs section displays menu, serving and menu item costs.
Record the menu's author, where you got it and the author's notes.