Beersmith setup

mprice · Nov 24, 2009

I downloaded Beersmith and I thought that it would be setup with a standard list of hops, yeast, grains etc.. Everything is blank.. It looks like I have to load all of them individually from scratch? Is that correct? Can someone confirm that for me?

beerthirty · Nov 24, 2009

No you should be able to click in the left pane hops, yeast grains and have a list appear in the right pane that can be added to a recipe.
It is important that you go through the equipment setup profile so your numbers are accurate since beersmith starts with finished volume and takes into account equipment loss to produce an accurate recipe.

mprice · Nov 24, 2009

Hmmm.... Something is wrong then because there is nothing listed in the software for any of the ingredients. Maybe I will post on the Beersmith forum to see if I can get this straightened out..

beerthirty · Nov 24, 2009

Try removing the program and downloading it again. That could be faster then waiting for a response on the beersmith web. (No offense Brad.)
If you already have an unlock code then you can use the same code to unlock the new download. I had to do this once when my pc crashed, all I only lost personal recipes. If you havent bought and have a unlock code then I would definitely try to download it again.

mprice · Nov 24, 2009

I did purchase the software and have my code. I think I will give that a try.

arturo7 · Nov 24, 2009

In the "recipe view" page, what happens when you click on "add grain/extract"?

mprice · Nov 24, 2009

I uninstalled my copy as suggested and downloaded and installed again. It looks much better this time. All the ingredient lists are there. Thanks for the help!

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