GlazeMaster 2.3r3

GlazeMaster is a glaze calculation software program (and an excellent database) designed specifically for studio potters. It runs on both Windows (98 up to and including XP) and Macs (OS 8.6 -10.4). The OS X version for Macs runs in native mode. GlazeMaster is priced for a potter's budget including a 90+ page printed User's Guide and the software (all versions) on CD-ROM.

Features:

• Multiple ways to view information including 1) single recipe + photo, 2) 2 recipes, 3) recipe + material, 4) 2 materials, 5) compare to limit formulas, and more. Also 'photo gallery' pages for each recipe that allow you to store, display, and print up to 4 photos of each glaze.
• A major new section to help you analyze blends whether they be line, triaxial, or quadraxial (Currie or ones of your own design).
• Now find and print multiple recipes or copy a recipe to your clipboard for inclusion in a text document.
• Toggle between any 3 sets of expansion coefficients.
• Very intuitive, easy to learn—use it only as a database or use its power to help improve your glazes. The Seger unity formula, wt%s, mol%s, and more are automatically calculated.
• Organize your recipes into groups that make sense to you.
• Calculates recipe cost.
• Runs identically in Windows, Mac OS 8/9 and Mac OS X.
• Printed User's Guide helps you understand the program and how to use the Seger unity formula to improve your glazes.
• Has a database of over 100 materials; you can easily add more.
• Import/export in standard database formats.
• Numerous other features.

System Requirements:

Windows	Macintosh
an Intel-compatible Pentium 90 or higher Windows 98 or later up to and including XP 30 MB free space on a hard disk at least 32 MB of RAM a CD drive A monitor having a resolution of at least 1024 x 768 is strongly recommended.	OS 8.6 - 9.2 or OS X [10.0-10.4(Tiger)—the OS X version runs in native mode] 30 MB of free space on a hard disk 32-128 MB of RAM depending on your operating system a CD drive A monitor having a resolution of at least 1024 x 768 is strongly recommended.