How do you catalogue your collection?

[ANZAC]

I use a very long Excel spreadsheet with fields for type, s/n, price paid, date bought, who bought from, if researched, posted to SNDB, weight, comments, etc. It's very long now, but it has become an essential tool to keep track of what I have. I make myself fill it out completely each time I add something to the collection.

Brendan - what medals software are you using?

I use a program called 'collection studio'. If you are ineterested, PM me and I'll send you the page link.

[Nack]

Are any of these collection-cataloging programs free (for us cheapskate forumeers)?

[RedMaestro2]

Are any of these collection-cataloging programs free (for us cheapskate forumeers)?

Does anyone know of cataloging programs for mac, for we enlightened ones Preferably free, but if not, that's ok too. Has anyone heard anything about Bento, by filemaker?

Thanks!

-Alex

[ekclete]

[quote=RedMaestro2]Does anyone know of cataloging programs for mac, for we enlightened ones Preferably free, but if not, that's ok too. Has anyone heard anything about Bento, by filemaker?

Thanks!

-Alex[/QUOTE

Nobody writes software for a mac anymore do they!!!! And if they did who would care:chuckle:chuckle:chuckle

Thanks Clete

[marcotk]

I didn't find any of the software out there as I wanted and hence I decided to write my own, it is a big project ongoing right now, but it will be compatible with win/mac/*nix. :thumbsup

We take huge benefits of the internet/computer-based features we use on an everyday basis, and hence imagine what could arise...! :thumbsup