CyberSoft releases free updates to the NutriBase series of nutrition managers. Each update fixes all the bugs reported by NutriBase users up to the release date of each update. The following is a history of the NutriBase EZ Edition updates. To see what's new about the NutriBase EZ Edition, locate your version below... everything above it is what's been added since your version.

v.7.10, December 10, 2007. This version fixes a bug that occurs when you see an "Internal Error #700" when you scroll through a list of search results that exceed 500 hits.

v.7.09, July 19, 2007. This version fixes a bug that prevented the Abbreviation List from being viewed when the Abbrev. Button is clicked.

v.7.08, May 8, 2007. NutriBase EZ Editions will now install and run under Vista.

v.7.07, April 17, 2007. This version introduces a major new search option: the Advanced Search. This new type of search simplifies the search process; it is now the default search method for all version of NutriBase.

v.7.06, March 23, 2007. NutriBase EZ Editions now support scheduled backups. You can tell NutriBase to offer backups by the number of days since the last backup (1 through 14 days) or by the day or days of the week.

v.7.05, January 26, 2007. This version adds a color-coded background color (with legend) to identify the source of the data that is presented (USDA, Canadian Nutrient Files, Brand Name, etc.). We also added an Abbreviation Button to nutrient data displays so you can quickly determine the meaning of any abbreviations used in the nutrient database.

v.7.04, January 18, 2007. Recipes now display all nutrients (rather than just calories) when shown in a parametric (spreadsheet) view. We now support a single screen view fore Favorites and Recipes.

v.7.03, January 9, 2007. This version prevents the renaming of your Flash Drive when you are making a backup of NutriBase 7.

v.7.02, January 2, 2007. We fixed a bug that - in some cases - generated an error when users attempted to record a food item to an intake or recipe.

v.7.01, December 8, 2006. We redesigned the interface to the Palm PDA, eliminating the possible loss of data during the selection process.

v.7.0, November 24, 2006. This new version features an updated database that includes the latest USDA data and latest Canadian Nutrient Files.

If you are using the XP look, you will notice an improvement in the way NB7 looks.

We support the newly revised military AR600-9 weight and body fat standards. This is important if you are working to comply with the military regulations governing body fat content.

Color-Code Backgrounds. To facilitate instant recognition of sources for data displayed in the spreadsheet view, the background color for USDA and CNF data is white. The background color for Brand Name foods is light gray. (NutriBase is the only high-end nutrition software package that can display the data for more than one food item at a time, so this feature is irrelevant to competing products.)

We added support for the Mifflin St. Jeor formula and the EER formulas as options for calculating new user calorie requirements.

NB7 now supports optional password protection. You can require a password to start NutriBase.

With this version you can specify any backup location. This allows you to store your backups anywhere you wish.

You can now copy your main EZ window to the Windows Clipboard. Use this option to copy this image to a word processor file or other application.

Copy a recipe as a Favorite. This feature allows you to transfer your recipes to your Palm PDA as NutriBase Favorites.

v.6.05, October 12, 2005 We fixed a bug in the NutriBase Palm installer program that caused the food database to not be transferred on some systems.

v.6.04, September 6, 2005 This version of NutriBase EZ Edition features newly updated 40-30-30 "Zone" Meal Plans. Also fixed a bug that caused NBEZ reports to indicate incorrect PCF ratios under certain rare conditions.

v.6.03, August 4, 2005. This is the first version (and possibly the only software on the market) to support body fat calculations based on the US Army's AR600-9 Body Fat calculation methods. This version also includes the AR600-9 document and the Army acceptable weight and body fat charts.

v.6.02, July 12, 2005. We added a Copy option that allows users to copy a food log to another day.

This update also enables users to choose between the Harris Benedict calorie requirement calculation method or the User-Entered RMR (used when you know your personal resting metabolic rate).

v.6.01, June 18, 2005. Updated to include My Pyramid Reports.

We added Meal Plan reports that will generate recipe listings for users and provide detail regarding a Meal Plan day's Food Log.

Also added an Abbreviation Button to display commonly used database abbreviations and enhanced the Share Button (which allows users to share their Favorites) to allow easy sharing all or many of the Favorites (rather than having to pick each Favorite one at a time).

v.6.0, May 3, 2005. This new version features an updated database that includes USDA SR data and latest Canadian Nutrient Files.

With this release, NutriBase will automatically select the appropriate DRI (Dietary Reference Intake) for you based on your age and gender. (Previous versions use the outdated RDA's.) Your nutrient goals are now set to the latest standards for maintaining healthy function. AS in previous editions, you have full control over all your nutrient goals - you may edit the DRI's as needed.

With this release, users can now select which nutrients they want to have displayed in their search results. Although you may limit the number of nutrients displayed, NutriBase always records all nutrient data for recipes and food records.

This update also includes support for PCFA pie charts (which include alcohol as part of the calorie intake ratio).

v.5.1, April 30, 2004. This version introduces Meal Plans to the NutriBase EZ Edition. This version includes eight Meal Plans at eight calorie levels. Current plans include Balanced Weight Loss, Low-Carb Weight Loss, 40-30-30 Weight Loss, Diabetic, Hypertension, Heart Healthy, Vegetarian, and Vegan Meal Plans. NutriBase EZ Editions can use Meal Plans, but they cannot create Meal Plans. If you need to create Meal Plans, consider one of our consumer nutrition software editions or professional nutrition software editions.

v.5.01, April 12, 2004. This update adds the ability to monitor Estimated Net Carbs. This is a much-requested feature by users who adhere to a low-carb strategy. This option can be turned on or off as desired.

This update also adds a Share Button that appears when a second user is added to the system. This button allows users to share their favorites.

v.5.0, March 31, 2004 - NutriBase 5 CyberSoft announced the release of the NutriBase 5 EZ Edition. This version of the NutriBase EZ Edition provides support for the Palm PDA. This version allows users to transfer a database of food items and activities to their Palm PDA. They can enter everything that they eat and do into their Palm PDA and when they HotSync back to their PC, the recorded information will be transferred to their desktop installation of NutriBase for analysis and report generation.

v.4.05, November 12, 2003. Color control was added to the Menu Bar. This option allows you to control the color coding of the calendar and graphs.

This update added an extra column in the Foodlog to indicate to which meal or snack any food item has been assigned. This version fixes all reported bugs in NutriBase IV.

v.4.04, October 13, 2003. 2-D graphing has been added to the body weight/body fat graph (in addition to the 3-D graphing that was originally used.)

Notes have been added to give users a diary on which to track their notes.

v.4.03, September 5, 2003. This update let's users track the calorie expenditures from "monitored exercises" This means that if you used a treadmill that speeds up, slows down and changes incline over time, you can enter the machine's estimate of your calories burned directly into NutriBase. Users can also enter data from their heart rate monitors.

v.4.02, August 7, 2003. Exchanges have been updated.

This edition adds the ability to resize the windows used by the Favorites and the Recipe Manager.

v.4.01, July 16, 2003. This version adds a Clear Button so users can clear all the entries in a Foodlog day in one fell swoop.

v.4.0, June 27, 2003. CyberSoft announced the release of NutriBase EZ Edition, Version 4. This version of the NutriBase EZ Edition provides a newly updated nutrient database.

This update includes food exchanges for the first time, along with a pyramid analysis report.

This version now includes a BMI Button and a forecasting ability that predicts future weight based on today's performance.

v.3.0, November 17, 2002 This version features a major database update.

Users can now track their progress by tracking their body fat content graphically over time. In many cases, this method is a more accurate way of determining ideal body weight for individuals.

v.2.2, June 24, 2001. This is the successor to the NutriBase Weight Loss Edition. This new version adds the ability to track weight gain and weight maintenance as well as weight loss. (Users of the Weight Loss Edition wanted to use the software to maintain their weight loss after achieving their goals.)

This new edition also adds the ability to create single-day and multi-day food intake reports and print them.

v.2.0, August 18, 2000. This was the initial release of the NutriBase Weight Loss Edition.