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From: clubmac@runx.ips.oz (Macintosh Users Group)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: My 'disk catalog' overfloweth!  Help!
Message-ID: <1320@runx.ips.oz>
Date: 5 Jan 88 04:14:20 GMT
References: <8712270234.AA21755@decwrl.dec.com>
Reply-To: clubmac@runx.OZ (Macintosh Users Group - Sydney, Australia)
Organization: RUNX  Un*x Timeshare. Sydney, Australia.
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In article <8712270234.AA21755@decwrl.dec.com> harrow@bagels.dec.com (Jeff Harrow, NCSE BXB1-2/E02 DTN=293-5128) writes:
>
>o Alternately, have any of you had  good  experience  with a disk
>cataloger?    Which ones?  Were they limited  in  the  number  of
>diskettes they could keep track of?
>

I strongly recommend an Australian Shareware product by John Lim called
d'Librarian. Our club uses it to catalog all our PD disks, generate
text listings for monthly PD reports, and find that particular file
that a member wants. The number of disks it handles in simply memory dependant.
With a 2 meg Mac II, you should be able to catalog around 550 800K disks.

The shareware fee is only A$30 (or around US$22). It's great!

I will be posting a new version to the net in the next few days.

Jason Haines, President

Club Mac Macintosh Users Group, Sydney, Australia
Phone Home: +61-2-73-4444
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