Readerware
November 20th, 2002 by Will
I am SO tempted to get This:
- Database for Tracking Books, CDs and DVD’s
- Automatically Assembles Cover Art and Information from Internet DataSources
- Works with Mac (and windows, linux, palm)
- Free CueCat Barcode Scanner (I knew I shouldn’t have thrown those out…)
$85 though - that’s about 2 times what I’d like it to be. I’m tempted though. I have shelves and shelves of books, and like any good geek, I’d love to get all that data into nice searchable, manipulatable little boxes.
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I did get it by the way, and it rocks. I scanned in 171 DVDs and abour 100 of my books. Then it got late, so I went to bed. I will be spending Thanksgiving scanning in the rest of my books though.
how are you liking readerware thus far? i am close to the end of my 30day trial and have 2/3 of my cd collection in it (2,296 scanned and identified).
i haven’t found a way to have it total a column (like # copies of a disc or the value) and since it is a trial, it won’t export.
and sadly, i can’t afford to purchase it at this time being unemployed in the computer industry.
feel free to continue this thread privately at email raleighnet at karthwyne.com