Library Organization and Software Recommendations Please

[Martin Joyal]

Collectors will be glad to know that the JoyalStack Price Guide for Used Magic Books is offered today only, December 2, for $28 instead of $35 (there are no minimum order for this item). Plus, get free shipping by entering FREESHIP in the coupon field. The JoyalStack Price Guide is a 541-page soft cover book, packed with 1,500 illustrations. More detail are available here.

Also on my web site is a page explaining how my magic book library is organized. Have a look!

Regards,

Martin Joyal
3 Chenier
Pierrefonds, Qc H8Y 1A8
Canada
514-421-9401
martin@joyalstack.com

[erdnasephile]

You need a poverty-stricken teenager who has no homework and knows magic WELL.

I'm pleased that Mr. Joyal resurrected this zombie thread so I can give a progress report.

This summer, I contacted the author of BookCAT and purchased a license. (necessary because the web store was down).

I also found a teenager (living in my home ) that needed money for a special purchase, and who, as a summer project, entered in over 1,300 books.

BookCAT has been a dream, and I finally got everything organized, the teen got some cash, and everyone is very happy!

[Gordon Meyer]

Bookcat has now been abandoned by its maker, per their website. (As has my beloved Bento.)

http://www.fnprg.com/index.html

[Bill Mullins]

I'm not there yet, but . . .

[Matthew Field]

Great photo of Racherbaumer's library.

Matt Field

[Bob Farmer]

Those are just the books he's written.