My pleasure. I like it a lot. No ads. Clean interface. iOS and Mac apps. Very clean. +Pete Asmus, you need to check out the broadcast channel in App.net. It lets you send push notifications of your content to your subscribers phones. It's awesome!

Susan:

What you're doing is using the print button in your browser. Don't do that. Use the print button on the recipe. It looks like this:

It will then give you strictly a black and white recipe card that looks like this:

Karen:

We recently switched to Ziplist Recipe Box and are still going through updating all of the hundreds of prior recipes. The pancake recipe hadn't been updated yet. I just did it so you can add it to your Recipe Box now.

With respect to your Kindle Fire, if you purchased the e-book from us you will be able to see the cookbooks in all of their full color glory with photographs as they were intended. Simply connect the Fire to your computer via USB and drag and drop or copy and paste the .mobi file to your Library. Then, enjoy the books in all their full color photographically decadent goodness. ;)

Erin:

I just resent you the download links so you should have them now.
Thank you for your order and if you need anything else, please let us know.
In the future, for non-cooking related support (I don't do cooking questions, that's Wendy's department ;) ) click the Support tab on the right hand side of the page.

OK, Ziplist is now live in all its glory on this recipe. One warning though, be sure you make extras of this recipe if you want to ensure peace in your household. This recipe absolutely rocks!

Christine:

We are in the process of converting all of the recipes to Ziplist now. There are several hundred of them and it will take some time. Give me a few minutes and I will get this one setup and send you a reply when it is ready. To answer your question, in the new recipe that will replace the existing one, there will be a "Save Recipe" button top right, click it. If you don't have a Ziplist account you will be prompted to sign up for one. It's free and only takes a second and you can link it to your Facebook account for easy sign in.

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Jennifer:

Thank you for the kind words and the insight regarding the Print This button. I think you may not understand how the Print This button works because it is a highly specialized feature that allows you to manually delete all images and any individual section prior to printing so that you don't waste toner or paper unnecessarily. If you go back and click the button, at the top of the Print This lightbox will be a checkbox to remove all images if you decide you don't want to print the image. You can then go down through the content by section and it will highlight in yellow each section and ask you if you want to delete it from the printed page. It enables you to eliminate any part of the page you don't want to print and focus solely on the black and white text only recipe section if that's what you want. I incorporated this feature to ensure that Wendy's readers didn't experience the frustration and expense you experienced. Obviously, I probably need to add a quick tutorial to one of the email newsletters with a video to show readers how it works and just how cool it is.

Toner and paper are way too expensive and environmentally unfriendly to waste!

Click the Print This button again and run your mouse over the content so you can see how it actually works. ;)

These were absolutely fantastic!