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BeerSmith 2 has been redesigned from the ground up to make it easier to navigate and use.

 

New in BeerSmith 2.2

oBeerSmith 2.2 has a simplified interface to make it easier to use and less cluttered
oA new Search All command was added to let you Rechercher dans Toutes les Recettes Locales
oA new Recherche dans le Cloud command gives you easy access to thousands of recipes others have shared on BeerSmithRecipes.com
oLes Archives de Recettes was added - it stores all of your recipe adds, moves, edits and deletes so you can easily access older recipes or altered recipes
oAdded whirlpool/steep hop IBU contributions for steeped/whirlpool Houblons based on 90C/194F steep temperature and time/util
oGrains/Extracts/Sugars can now be marked as not fermentable (such as lactose) and will contribute more to FG now
oThe shortcut bars are replaced with a simpler view tree on the left bottom sidebar, with the ability to store and use favorites.  Right click on any item in the shortcut bar to add a new favorite.
oThe large ribbon was made optional (now off) for a cleaner overall look and feel - it can still be turned on from the View menu
oNew Equipment Wizard to make it easier to create Profils de Matériel
oThe Check Updates command can now download the newest version of BeerSmith in the background and will prompt to install it when done
oA Gravity Adjustment tool determines how much dry malt extract is needed to hit a target gravity level if your original gravity is off
oCSS is now supported for Rapports Personnalisés (Mac, PC) and new cleaner CSS based recipe report and brew steps were added
oFixed bug "Not enough space in cloud folder" that could occur with some non-cloud pastes
oFixed printing from tool views, and printing in general is smoother and less confusing
oBrew Steps are now opened in a separate tab (better viewing) instead of a "small font" window
oThe glass is now displayable in Rapports Personnalisés using the $GLASS tag
oChanged automatic backup file times so older backup files are kept longer without being replaced as often
oBetter error handling for corrupted options files as well as data file error handling to avoid losing reg key or data if a file is bad
oCopy Local and Copy Cloud commands added to cloud and local views for easier transfer (also on Recherche dans le Cloud)
oYou can now customize columns in the the Gestion de Stock view and Ingredients in design view
oThe short items "ioz", "iqt", "igal", "ibarrel" can now be used in any field to specify conversion of imperial Unités
oA new simplified startup screen to help you get started

 

New in BeerSmith 2.1

oBeerSmith 2.1 has two major changes as well as a number of smaller updates included.
oLe Cloud BeerSmith folder is the most significant change.  It allows internet connected computers to share recipes via a cloud folder - so you can work from more than one computer.  It also is tightly integrated with our new web site at BeerSmithRecipes.com so you can share a recipe with the community and search from thousands of recipes others have created.
oThe new Brewday Timer is the second major new feature.  It gives you a mash/steep and boil timer for brewing your beer.  It displays step-by-step instructions for these two critical stages with an integrated timer and alarm to tell you when to add the next major ingredient additions or steps.

 

New Look and Feel for 2.0

oThe entire program was rewritten from the ground up to support Utiliser les Onglets et Fenêtres - making it easier to work with multiple recipes and tools.
oYou can open recipes, tools and other views in either a new tab or window
oA ribbon and integrated toolbars make all of the functions and tools more accessible
oThemes allow you to customize the look and feel of the program

 

Macintosh Support

oBeerSmith 2 is now available for the Macintosh, and both versions have compatible file formats and are nearly identical

 

New L'Onglet Création de Recette

oThe recipe design process was also redesigned from scratch
oA beer glass shows you the color of the beer in real-time as you add new ingredients
oThe style guide comparison includes graphical bars to show which items are in or out of style
oThe expanded ingredient display can be sorted and now shows the current Gestion de Stock of each item
oA section is dedicated to user selectable fields - rather than fixing a few fields in the display we let you choose the ones you want most when designing a recipe
oYou can now adjust grain percentages using the Grain Adj button next to the ingredients list

 

New Recipe Tabs

oWithin the recipe editor, we've added tabs to help you focus on individual pieces of the brewing process including extended session data
oThe L'Onglet Pied de Cuve can help you estimate the right size Pied de Cuve to use with your liquid Levure
oThe L'Onglet Brassage lets you adjust and record details of your mash session - and includes a visual graph of the mash process
oA L'Onglet Fermentation helps you manage fermentation, bottling and aging details.

 

Brew in a Bag Support

oWe now have Profils de Brassage to automatically support Brew-in-a-bag (BIAB) brewing

 

Profiles for Carbonation and Fermentation

oBeerSmith recipes now support profiles for both carbonation and fermentation, making it easy to select the perfect bottling and aging profile to match your beer.

 

New Data Format

oBeerSmith now uses *.bsmx format files, an extended XML format that is easier to extend and add to as new features are added to BeerSmith
oBeerSmith can still freely import and export BeerSmith 1.x (*.bsm) files as well as BeerXML open format recipe files

 

New Tools

oA new Outil Pied de Cuve will calculate your Pied de Cuve size
oThe Eau Profile Tool now has a button that will calculate the ideal Eau additions to match a given target Eau profile
oA number of other tools have been updated, revised and improved

 

New Compléments

oThe new add-on tool lets you download and manage ingredient and recipe add-on packs from the BeerSmith website