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I tried to move the backups to a new computer but for some reason they would not move in any form that was readable - apparently not just the keyboard was destroyed. I took backups constantly however one day I dropped tea on that computer keyboard and fried it. Several years ago, I carefully scanned in recipes from my great-grandmother's handwritten cookbook (of which only one paper copy existed and it obviously cannot be recreated) and was going to make a real cookbook from those recipes - at least for family distribution, if not more. that people like to use for their recipe storage. We have had a number of threads here talking about what app, etc. IndyRob - It may seem as though a discussion related to 'computers' or 'software' in general is a bit off topic here but I am inclined to think that reading this thread could cause a number of people who like to keep their recipes online, and/or in some kind of an app, rather than in a hard copy (book or paper) or even on their own computers (accessed via a purchased program or just in a note/file, etc.) to think carefully about whether that is the only way they want to store recipes that are 'precious' to them. I hope you get all your recipes back, safe and sound. But, one hopes that is not the case here. Nothing magical about 'clouds' - they are still hardware based, just not in your house. This is one reason I do not trust anything to 'cloud' storage - if that 'cloud' fails (and it can since it is on a server somewhere) or the company fails and stops supporting everything you could definitely lose all your data. Sounds as though you may be also lucky if your data was not stored on a 'cloud' somewhere (owned by the person who markets this software, who disappeared). If this guy has 'disappeared' perhaps he never got around the making the software compatible with Win 10. Perhaps the difference between you and those still able to run this program is that they are still using some version of Windows previous to 10. I read this thread and wondered if you have recently installed Windows 10? If so, you may have the answer if you can move everything to a Win 7 computer.
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This might work since I've been able to install the program and run it seemingly without issue (Win 10). Then using the backup file to restore your data.
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This involves uninstalling the program to free up the license key and installing it on another computer. Their website also has the procedure to move the program to another machine.
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If you could find a backup file you could try the Restore option (I'd recommend a full backup of your system first though). This appears to be some sort of proprietary compressed file comprised of the above file and various other files containing user preferences and such. You could search your computer using a utility (I suggest a free program called Agent Ransack). When I did a backup it asked me where to create it. I found reference to the fact that something like every fifth time you run the program it should prompt you to do a backup. There's a small chance that your license key is the password, but I doubt it.Īnother possibility is the backup file. But, being an older version, you may be able to find a utility that will unlock it (Microsoft Office encryption used to be easily crackable).
Unfortunately, it appears to be password protected. This file appears to be an older version Microsoft Access database. The ProgramData is a hidden directory and I had to select the Show Hidden Files option in Windows Explorer to see it. "C:\ProgramData\Radium Technologies\Living Cookbook\5.0\Database\lc50.mdb" Then I tried to find my data without the use of the program. Out of curiosity I downloaded a trial version and created a dummy recipe. If not, do you have a specific error message it's giving you?
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First thing: If you have Windows 10 (or anything recent as recent as Win 7) installed, try running the program by finding the program on the Start menu, right-clicking it, and choosing 'Run as Administrator'.
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