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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Operating system: All versions of Windows currently supported by Microsoft, including XP, Vista, Windows 7, and Server editions.  Macintosh users, click here.
Disk space required: 100 Megabytes

Processor speed: There is no requirement for a minimum processor speed.

Printers: FoodWorks is designed for use with laser and ink jet printers.

Network server installation: FoodWorks can be installed on network servers when an Unlimited Site License is purchased.  Network installation features include user data redirection and remote database placement.  A complete network server installation guide is provided to all Unlimited Site License holders.  Contact Support for more information about your specific network needs by clicking the Contact Us tab at the top of this page.


No third-party database engines, frameworks, or software are required to run FoodWorks.

FoodWorks catalog number: FD-32

FoodWorks ISBN: 1-89221-00-X

 

Technical Support

Technical support for FoodWorks is available at no charge by emailing to nutrico@mindspring.com or by calling 908-876-5580. Toll charges may apply, but the support is free. Telephone support is available from 9:00AM to 5:00PM U.S. Eastern time, Monday through Friday excluding major U.S. holidays.

 

To visit our Technical Support Knowledge Base, click here.

To visit our knowledge base of prospective users' Frequently Asked Questions, click here.

 


INFORMATION FOR MACINTOSH USERS:

 

While FoodWorks is guaranteed to function only with Windows operating systems, many Macintosh owners are successfully using FoodWorks on Macintosh computers that have Windows emulation software installed (such as Parallels, Boot Camp, or Fusion).  Links to these solutions can be found below.

 

However, an alternative to emulation software has emerged that is providing Macintosh users with a highly reliable platform for running FoodWorks.  That platform is CrossOver Mac from CodeWeavers.  CrossOver Mac translates FoodWorks as it runs and DOES NOT require the purchase of a separate Windows license. FoodWorks 13 and 14 have been tested with CrossOver Mac and have earned a gold medal for run-time reliability.

 

CodeWeavers.comCrossOver Mac runs on any Intel-based Macintosh.  And, at just $49.95 for the Standard version, it is the most cost-effective solution for running FoodWorks on a Macintosh.

 

But the best part is that FoodWorks users can receive a 25% discount on CrossOver Mac.  At the exclusive FoodWorks VIA (Very Important Application) page you'll find the discounted purchase option, a CrossOver Mac trial option, and a video describing how to install FoodWorks under CrossOver Mac.  There's even a function for installing FoodWorks right from the page!  Click the CodeWeavers logo above for more information and to get answers to your questions about using CrossOver Mac.

 

To take advantage of the CrossOver Mac discount and to install FoodWorks, you must first purchase and download your FoodWorks software.  Then click the CodeWeavers logo above, or click the link below, to go to the FoodWorks VIA page.  Download CrossOver Mac and then watch the video to learn how install FoodWorks using CrossOver.  It doesn't get much easier than that.

 

CrossOver Mac for FoodWorks 14: http://www.codeweavers.com/via/foodworks14

 

For FoodWorks 13 users, please follow this link: http://www.codeweavers.com/via/foodworks13

 

Parallels: http://www.parallels.com/

Fusion: http://www.vmware.com/products/fusion/

Boot Camp: http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/

 

Please note that the various solutions above depend on many variables including the Macintosh model, the processor type, the Mac OS version, the type of Windows application, and the version of Windows.  In all cases except CrossOver Mac, additional cost for a Windows license may be incurred.  The Nutrition Company cannot guarantee that any combination will prove suitable for running FoodWorks on a Macintosh.  We urge prospective users to compare the costs of the solutions above with the cost of an inexpensive PC, which is sometimes a less costly and more reliable alternative.