I started with an Access database too, now I use my website (Home Page - D&D Collection)

I know it's missing the different prints for most of modules, I'm still working on adding them.

muaddib5 wrote in Cataloging software?:Keep a long list in Word.  I'll carry a printed copy with me when I know I'm going hunting.  I have some notes on my phone for 2nd edition handbooks (splat books).  And with the Gen Con Wisconsin site, I can access my inventory as long as I have access to the web.

I'm working on re-working my Excel spreadsheet. I can keep a copy on my phone and access it with open source software if I'm out and about.
Once I get the spreadsheet re-done, I'm probably going to port it to Access.

MadCatUSA wrote in Cataloging software?:On a side note, I found a program called Data Crow (Data Crow - Cataloger) that looks pretty good for cataloging just about anything. Has entries for DVDs, books, software, music, etc. I've only just started using so I don't know much about it yet, but I'll report back once I've learned it better.

Is there an upload feature from xls?

If any of you is using Skype, I started to work on a little bot for Skype.

you should be able to use it with this link : join.skype.com/bot/3f587f3f-aa18-4a41-9 ... 9240c56878

you can "talk" with it by typing "info" followed by a module title or stock number or code.
example: info A1

It is a first try, I just spent a few hours on it, tell me what you think about it.