You can save your recipes from StrangeBrew to share with other StrangeBrew users or publish on the internet, and import other users' recipes You can also save your recipes as text files.
StrangeBrew recipes are saved as XML (extensible markup language), which means they can be viewed in xml-enabled web browsers on the internet, and shared with other StrangeBrew users.
To export a recipe, select File > Save Recipe .
For more information about publishing recipes on the internet, see See Publishing StrangeBrew Recipes.
You can import a recipe from StrangeBrew versions 1.4, 1.5, or 1.6. Recipes before 1.6 will be missing Lovibond numbers for malts. If an ingredient in the imported recipe is not in your ingredient database, you can choose to add it. StrangeBrew shows you a list of new ingredients you can add to your database - you should edit the new ingredients and add any missing relevant details (descriptions, for example).
StrangeBrew can also import recipes in BeerXML, QBrew, and Promash formats.
To import a recipe, select File > Open Recipe , navigate to the recipe file, and click OK .
You can save a recipe as a text file, which is useful if you want to import into a word processing program, send to another person through email, or otherwise view your recipe as plain text.