Cart Tracking

[Lemmi]

I guess I am old-fashioned. I like the feel of paper in my hands and I want to be able to take my lists around.

 

I still use paper as well, as computers can mess things up royally, i like to keep a paper record, i use a grey legal paper pad

 

When i get a new cart or CD game i put it in the Cart Commander, then in my word pad list and then on paper, just to make sure i dont have to go and look though every box/shelf/cabinet and write down every game again

[Adrian M]

I did that with my hockey cards with a program called HanDBase. it worked real well when I had a set list of what was available. I could set filters and only show haves, needs, or both. I was going to use it for this, but the list are the issue I was having with that option.

 

ThinkDB is also a good DB program to use on the Palm. The best part about it is that you have much of the functionality of MICROSOFT ACCESS (checkboxes and other controls) and the list feature works. Plus, you can export it to Excel and Access without too much trouble, which is great for keeping your DB synchronized. I haven't used HanDbase, but ThinkDB is definitely a winner.