

- BEERSMITH RECIPE FILES HOW TO
- BEERSMITH RECIPE FILES INSTALL
- BEERSMITH RECIPE FILES ARCHIVE
- BEERSMITH RECIPE FILES SOFTWARE
If you have a complete copy of your BeerSmith3 data directory it is very easy to copy the entire directory to a new computer or alternately open the BSMX data files within BeerSmith to recover selective data.
BEERSMITH RECIPE FILES SOFTWARE
An even better idea is to use backup software that either backs your data up offsite or to a network archive. This is why I strongly recommend periodically making a backup of your Documents/BeerSmith3 folder. Since the bulk of your brewing data is locally stored, it could be lost if you have a hard drive crash, stolen computer, hardware failure, fire, or other disaster. The only exception to this is recipes in your cloud folder which are stored on the recipe server at All of the recipe data in My Recipes as well as any changes you’ve made to ingredients or profiles as well as your program settings are stored in this folder.

Data Storage and Backup in BeerSmith 3īeerSmith stores most of its data locally on your hard drive in the Documents/BeerSmith3 folder (or ~/.beersmith3 on Linux).

BEERSMITH RECIPE FILES HOW TO
I’ll show you how to recover a large amount of data or even just an older recipe if needed.
BEERSMITH RECIPE FILES ARCHIVE
Please Note: Opened product cannot be returned.Follow week I cover how to back up your data in BeerSmith 3 as well as automatic data storage and archive options.
BEERSMITH RECIPE FILES INSTALL
Never install the program to your Documents/BeerSmith2 directory as this could overwrite your existing data.If you have trouble opening the compressed DMG file above, try downloading and opening the uncompressed file instead. You will be prompted to overwrite the existing application. For the Mac version, open the DMG file and drag the BeerSmith program to your Applications folder.For the PC version, run the installer and install it to the same Program Files directory as your existing program.Download the latest version (PC or Mac) above.

