Collection software - Anyone?

[titanzguard]

Not sure where to post this but besides using wordpad or Excel, does anyone use any sort of software to keep track of their collection. I read about a software called Collectorz that costs $30 but it has photos and details of the games. Just curious on everyone elses take.

[evg2000]

I used to use access, and a custom java app I wrote to create a list for listpro on the pocket pc, and it would generate my html pages. Since converting to a Mac late last year I converted my data to work with gamepeida, and then converted my custom software to work with the xml that gamepedia uses to store it's data. If you have a mac it's a great piece of software, free upgrades, great support, I usually get an answer the same day. They also make pedias for DVDs, CDs, and books. You can use a cuecat to scan the bar codes of software and it looks them up.

http://www.bruji.com/

later,
Charles

[titanzguard]

Another fine reason to get a Mac...

[aclbandit]

Dang, is there any sort of Linux port for this game, and/or a similar app for Linux?

Because this looks awesome!

[Joe West]

this is my second year using game collector, its well worth the money.............
you can inport & export your game list to 4 different formats, txt, html, your ipod & etc....
i use the pro........its at collectorz.com

[titanzguard]

Joe,

I downloaded the trial version and it is a nice program. It was really nice to just search for your game and it bring up the photo of the box and a description.

Also, I guess you can use a Cue Cat to scan barcodes to search as well.