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Peter Cohen 
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Posted 26 January 2007 - 01:23 PM
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A shame it does not use the SI of measures: Celsius, grams, cm, etc.
A shame it does not use the SI of measures: Celsius, grams, cm, etc.
It absolutely does, although it doesn't discriminate between metric and imperial units -- the unit settings are quite customizable, in fact. But it's up to the author of the recipe to decide what unit measurement they want to employ. I see in my databases recipes that call for cups and tablespoons as well as grams and liters.
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Posted 27 January 2007 - 04:18 AM
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It absolutely does, although it doesn't discriminate between metric and imperial units -- the unit settings are quite customizable, in fact. But it's up to the author of the recipe to decide what unit measurement they want to employ. I see in my databases recipes that call for cups and tablespoons as well as grams and liters.
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A shame it does not use the SI of measures: Celsius, grams, cm, etc.
A shame it does not use the SI of measures: Celsius, grams, cm, etc.
It absolutely does, although it doesn't discriminate between metric and imperial units -- the unit settings are quite customizable, in fact. But it's up to the author of the recipe to decide what unit measurement they want to employ. I see in my databases recipes that call for cups and tablespoons as well as grams and liters.
Right. Now, it would be great if it could have some "intelligent" find/replace engine to change them all at once on one direction or other: Imperial <--> International. That would rock!
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