jcw
01-18-2004, 03:22 PM
The problem . . .
500 or so CD's, each numberd 0001 - 0500.
Each CD Case is labeled with its number
CD's stored in number order in shelves.
Printed list, including number used to find CD & replace after use.
My questions . . .
Now they are entered in an OrangeCD database, what's the best way to organize the actual CD's so they can be found when it's time to play them?
I can't find a report from Orange CD that lists the Personal/Reference # with just the Artist & Album names. Is there such a report or do I have to export to HTML, then print? (Doesn't seem very elegant. )
Before populating an OrangeCD database, I would like to hear from people who have figured out the most efficient approach, especially when the CD's are already assigned a number.
Because CD's find their way into other rooms, cars, computers, I need some way of managing the mess of jewel cases, etc. I'm beginning to think I should lose the jewel boxes and just keep the CD's in binders.
Does anyone have the perfect solution that exploits OrangeCD's super database features?
500 or so CD's, each numberd 0001 - 0500.
Each CD Case is labeled with its number
CD's stored in number order in shelves.
Printed list, including number used to find CD & replace after use.
My questions . . .
Now they are entered in an OrangeCD database, what's the best way to organize the actual CD's so they can be found when it's time to play them?
I can't find a report from Orange CD that lists the Personal/Reference # with just the Artist & Album names. Is there such a report or do I have to export to HTML, then print? (Doesn't seem very elegant. )
Before populating an OrangeCD database, I would like to hear from people who have figured out the most efficient approach, especially when the CD's are already assigned a number.
Because CD's find their way into other rooms, cars, computers, I need some way of managing the mess of jewel cases, etc. I'm beginning to think I should lose the jewel boxes and just keep the CD's in binders.
Does anyone have the perfect solution that exploits OrangeCD's super database features?