Open office and build either a database or a big spread sheet. the
spread sheet is easier.
On 12/13/2010 11:38 AM, Andrew Baron wrote:
Are you using a particular software that's geared for cataloguing, or
standard applications like Word or Excel?
I think this may have been discussed on this forum before, but perhaps
there are current favorite methods.
Andy
On Dec 13, 2010, at 10:00 AM, Dennis Back wrote:
But I had to stop bidding on record auctions because I kept
winning the same records over and over again. Did it again 2 weeks
ago.
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I solved this problem by starting and keeping a data base of what I
bought. With records, I list title and number. If I see something I
might want in an auction, I just do a "control F" and it will find (or
not find) the item in my data base.
I know it's hard to go BACK and enter all your records and cylinders,
but you can start now with new acquisitions. And you can keep a
"wanted" list on the data base, too. When you find that item, just
delete the word "wanted" and replace it with the date bought and price
paid and then save it. .
Works for me.
Dennis
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