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From: Craig on 4 Aug 2010 01:13
I don't use this type of software but someone might be interested... right?

> GCstar is an application that can be used to manage collections of
> different types. Users can enter all the items they own, along with
> associated information and later perform searches using filtering
> criteria. A plugin system allows some information to be downloaded
> automatically from Internet sites. Collections can be exported to
> many formats, including HTML, XML, CSV, or Tellico file format, or
> imported from Ant Movie Catalog or Tellico, among others. It
> currently manages collections of movies, video games, books, music,
> numismatic, wines, board games, and lets users define their own types
> of collections.

<http://www.gcstar.org/>

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-Craig
From: Dave on 4 Aug 2010 07:36
On Tue, 03 Aug 2010 22:13:13 -0700, Craig wrote:

> I don't use this type of software but someone might be interested...
> right?
>
>> GCstar is an application that can be used to manage collections of
>> different types. Users can enter all the items they own, along with
>> associated information and later perform searches using filtering
>> criteria. A plugin system allows some information to be downloaded
>> automatically from Internet sites. Collections can be exported to many
>> formats, including HTML, XML, CSV, or Tellico file format, or imported
>> from Ant Movie Catalog or Tellico, among others. It currently manages
>> collections of movies, video games, books, music, numismatic, wines,
>> board games, and lets users define their own types of collections.
>
> <http://www.gcstar.org/>

I use this for my movies.Real easy to keep track of borrowed items,lots
of sorting and lookup capabilities.

Dave



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