What is the Best software for cataloging software?

[Apotheosis]

As it stands right now I am using nothing more than an Extremely simple Excel worksheet to keep track of my comics. I was hoping that you guys (and gal... there's only one in here right? ) might now of something that works well. I've seen different programs offered on eBay, but am skeptical about the layout. Any thoughts?

[highlite23]

 

Collectorz.com

 

Been using it for a little over a year, like it alot.

[lighthouse]

I use Norton Systemworks... that does a very good job of cataloging my software for me... whenever I am not sure what software I have, I can check there and it will tell me...

 

Highly recommend it...

[Dr_Neff]

If you mean software for comic book inventory, I go excel. I tried comicbase and the others but they are missing too much and have errors too many to list here.

 

JUST REMEMBER TO SAVE SAVE SAVE!!

 

and it helps to keep a seperate inventory for doubles if applicable.

 

also there are lots of ladies on here, they just don't want to be torn apart by you guys..

 

[kahml]

I built a Microsoft Access database several years ago. It works for me.

 

I track the title, issue number, condition, purchase price (if available), recent guide price (if I have the time), box it is stored in, date entered, date updated, and some notes fields.

 

The reports provide box contents, total inventory, missing issues, total value.

 

Larry

[Playbill72-migration]

http://www.comicspriceguide.com

 

Not a bad service, updates your book prices, cost per year is not bad also.