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When viewing a report or setting my User Defined Nutrients, many nutrients are missing.

Would you like to... Print this page Email this page Post a comment Subscribe me Add to favorites User Opinions No users have voted. How would you rate this answer? Helpful Not helpful Help us improve. Why was this unhelpful? Thank you for rating this answer. The set of selected nutrients are stored in the program's .ini file. This particular symptom may be caused by one of two things: (a) the ini file is damaged; (b) the database file housing nutrient names is damaged. To address this, let's start with the first: (a) Damaged .ini file: Close your ESHA software. Click Start/Run. In Open, type 'genesis.ini' or 'foodpro.ini', depending on which ESHA software program you have. Do not include the quotes. In the .ini file find the Basic= line. Select this whole line. Continue highlighting down through (and including) Other=. (In total, about 9 lines). Delete all 9 lines. Save and close the .ini file. Start your ESHA Software in the same manner you normally do. Try the Nutrients to View now--you should see the full list. (b) Damaged database file:  If the above does not address the problem, the physical esha__ database file that houses the nutrients is damaged. To repair, you will need to contact us for a replacement file.

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