Mariner to publish MacGourmet Deluxe

Mariner to publish MacGourmet Deluxe

Friday April 4, 2008. 11:32 AM
Macworld UK

Mariner Software takes publication rights for Mac cookery software Mariner Software has announced it will republish cookery application, MacGourmet Deluxe.

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