1. Re: Diet Monger
> Jerry,
>
> Great program! I just recently downloaded all that USDA data and was about
> to start creating a FileMaker database with it, but I'm glad somebody beat
> me to it with a EUPHORIA version. ;)
>
> FYI: When I clicked "Next" on the last Help screen, it crashed.
>
> Can you tell me more about what the program is supposed to do for someone.
> For instance, do I just choose all the foods that will supply what I need
> then make my daily meals with that list? That would be cool... something I
> could use.
>
> Thanks!
> ck
I was away for a while because I moved, and the phone was disconnected
for a while. That's why I'm late responding.
> FYI: When I clicked "Next" on the last Help screen, it crashed.
Thanks for finding this bug. Already corrected.
> Can you tell me more about what the program is supposed to do for someone.
> For instance, do I just choose all the foods that will supply what I need
> then make my daily meals with that list? That would be cool... something I
> could use.
It is supposed to help you to make diets. Also it can be used to give
you information about foods and nutrients.
The diet list box contains your eats for one day. It is not divided
into meals.
Currently DMAK has the usual nutrients and amino acids and uses SR13.
The next version will have fatty acids and will use SR14.
DMAK has lots of competition. The best diet program is NutriBase, at
least according to NutriBase. They have a file that compares their
program with other programs feature by feature, and they have a whole
shitload of features. But NutriBase costs $495. Most of their
competition that they list costs more. DMAK is free. Maybe I can't beat
them any other way, but I can beat them on price.
Jerry Story
