How do you or what do you use to keep...

[HSKLNG]

your books and media (videos/DVDs) inventory?

I have eLibPro but is not working.

[Frontier Mom]

Love Librarything here. I have a cue cat and scan in all the books I own. I have also put DVD's in with the tag, DVD. I like how easy it is and I can look it up anywhere when I am trying to decided if I already own a particular book.

[HSKLNG]

Do you know of anything that does not required a live connection to the internet and the info is saved in the computer not cyberspace?

Thanks.

[HSKLNG]

Hmmmm?:glare:

please?

[Janice in NJ]

Books are managed with bookpedia. We're primarily a Mac family, so I don't know if the title/link will help. But we think the software is fantastic.

http://www.bruji.com/bookpedia/

Peace,
Janice

Enjoy your little people
Enjoy your journey

[kiana]

Just a Microsoft Access database with author, title, general subject, and location (so I can *find* it, also includes if on loan, to whom).

I used to have it in Excel but SO (professional computer thingy dude) spent so long telling me how much better Access is that I told him I'd enter it in Access if he'd convert the files. He did. I do. I still don't see much difference for MY purposes, which are to record whether I have the book or not so I don't buy it twice.

I also have a separate database for my wishlist :)

[HSKLNG]

Thank you ladies.

[OhElizabeth]

I use Readerware with a cuecat. It stores on the computer. There may be more advanced software out there, as things change. You might google or do a board search for library software and see what you find.