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Date: 09 Jun 2006 13:15:56
From: Drew Avis
Subject: StrangeBrew 2.0b7 (Java) released
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Hello brewers, I am happy to announce that StrangeBrew 2.0.b7 (Java) is now
available for download: http://sf.net/projects/strangebrew
This is a Java version of the popular Windows brewing software, which can
run on any platform that supports Java 1.4+ and Swing (Linux, MacOSX,
Windows). It includes many of the features of the original, plus some new
ones, including:
- import of several popular recipe formats
- improved decion calculations
- support for cereal mash additions
If you're looking for brewing software, please check it out and feel free to
report bugs.
Drew
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http://www.strangebrew.ca
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Date: 09 Jun 2006 11:35:32
From: mtbeedee@gmail.com
Subject: Re: StrangeBrew 2.0b7 (Java) released
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Ahh, it's "Steeped" and "Mashed"
Had to poke through the XML to figure that out.
mtbeedee@gmail.com wrote:
> What does the S and M under fermentables stand for?
>
> Drew Avis wrote:
> > Hello brewers, I am happy to announce that StrangeBrew 2.0.b7 (Java) is now
> > available for download: http://sf.net/projects/strangebrew
> >
> > This is a Java version of the popular Windows brewing software, which can
> > run on any platform that supports Java 1.4+ and Swing (Linux, MacOSX,
> > Windows). It includes many of the features of the original, plus some new
> > ones, including:
> > - import of several popular recipe formats
> > - improved decion calculations
> > - support for cereal mash additions
> >
> > If you're looking for brewing software, please check it out and feel free to
> > report bugs.
> >
> > Drew
> > ---
> > http://www.strangebrew.ca
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Date: 09 Jun 2006 14:48:29
From: Drew Avis
Subject: Re: StrangeBrew 2.0b7 (Java) released
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<mtbeedee@gmail.com > wrote in message
news:1149878132.572146.204540@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com...
> Ahh, it's "Steeped" and "Mashed"
>
> Had to poke through the XML to figure that out.
The readme also provides some details:
"- The Fermentables table now has indicators for "Steep" and "Mashed". A
"Steeped" grain
can be used in a partial mash or extract session by steeping in warm
water - for example,
crystal malt. Mashed malts must be mashed. If a fermentable is neither
steeped nor
mashed, it is considered a sugar, and is calculated as contributing 100%
of its
potential."
As you probably noticed, the help doesn't cover this (yet).
Drew
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Date: 09 Jun 2006 11:32:51
From: mtbeedee@gmail.com
Subject: Re: StrangeBrew 2.0b7 (Java) released
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What does the S and M under fermentables stand for?
Drew Avis wrote:
> Hello brewers, I am happy to announce that StrangeBrew 2.0.b7 (Java) is now
> available for download: http://sf.net/projects/strangebrew
>
> This is a Java version of the popular Windows brewing software, which can
> run on any platform that supports Java 1.4+ and Swing (Linux, MacOSX,
> Windows). It includes many of the features of the original, plus some new
> ones, including:
> - import of several popular recipe formats
> - improved decion calculations
> - support for cereal mash additions
>
> If you're looking for brewing software, please check it out and feel free to
> report bugs.
>
> Drew
> ---
> http://www.strangebrew.ca
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