BeerTools Discussion Forum

I've been having a problem with opening beer tools files and having them open under the top bar of my screen making them unmovable. This happens the most when I open one file then another. I can't seem to move the window by dragging on the lower parts of the window. I'm using 1.0.18 on Mac OSX 10.4.8

Yep problem fixed.

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I use Avery Adhesive Name badges (#8395) and Photoshop. Mine come off the bottle after a 30min to 1hr soak with a little pull with paper towel and if left longer the labels will usually fall off by themselves while soaking after about 2hrs. For inkjet labels they do quite well. Even on max dpi the i...

So how would one go about adding Lactose to Beertools...not the process of adding a new ingredient but what are the values for Lactose that should be added.

Or where would I find the values to add to beertools?
Manufacturer?

Thanks for sorting that out. I just wanted to know that I wasn't missing something.

I can't seem to find the mash schedule used on the recipes uploaded. Am I missing something or is there no way to view a certain recipes mash schedule online?

Thanks. I wondering how to get a correct value without skewing the numbers.

It's extract recipe. Thanks anyways.

I've entered my recipe for a batch I did and I have an OG and FG for the batch and I'm trying to enter those values in to the analysis tab at the bottom of Beertools and it will let me change the TG reading but not the OG reading. How come it won't let me enter in the real OG reading for my batch?

I'm an ale veteran but this is my first time trying to brew a lager and I've ran into a couple of problems that maybe you guys could shed some light on. First my recipe. I'm using the Propensity Pilsener Lager recipe from Complete Joy of Homebrewing. Extract for 5 gal -7 lbs (2 cans) Light malt extr...