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Fran
I'm trying to list all my book, but there seems to be no freeware program
able to make such a database. Any suggestions?
able to make such a database. Any suggestions?
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Susan Bugher
Fran said:
Freeware apps are listed here:
http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/acf/P_ORGANIZERS.php#1.10Organizer:Books
I suggest you try HomeBase first.
Susan
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BIY
CSV Editor
http://home.hccnet.nl/s.j.francke/software/software.htm
PortaBase
http://portabase.sourceforge.net/index.html
TABLE
http://zgs.de.ms/
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Abe
Susan Bugher said:
Which is here:
www.abebooks.com/docs/homebase/main.shtml?cm_re=A*SP2*HomeBase
9 Mb download.
Abe Abeson
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Jackie
I'm looking for one that will also generate Dewey Decimal labels for
the books.
I had one some time ago for DOS. Haven't seen anything like it for
quite awhile now.
Jackie
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gk
===============================================Fran said:
Found 2 programs:
eLibPro
www.elibpro.com
MediaMan
www.imediaman.com - slow connection to this site, but promissing product
They both allow for the book info download from Amazon by ISBN.
S
Susan Bugher
gk said:
Nice finds.
The program is named eLibrary - I tend to be a bit skeptical when a site
does not *say* programs are freeware. Planning ahead for a change to
$$$ware? It is freeware now per this site:
http://www.sharewareriver.com/product.php?id=9610
another program with the same name is:
Program: eLibrary
Author: (David Bracewell)
Ware: Donationware
http://www.ln3gs.com/el_main.html
http://www.imediaman.com/about/
note: <q>MediaMan will remain free though an even more powerful
commercial edition was already planned. said:
A word of caution. Amazon's ISBN data is pretty dirty - your first
edition may be identified as a paperback - or as a completely different
book. . . IIRC the chance of some error in an entry has been estimated
at 40-50 percent by booksellers who use their data - checking is advised.
Susan