What is a curator?

[JohnBull]

They were sold in March of 2003, through a sotheby's/ebay live auction. Because it was a live auction the tool I use to capture auctions didn't work, so I don't have a full record.

 

How do you capture auctions? Is there a nice piece of freeware available to do this?

[rob_react]

They were sold in March of 2003, through a sotheby's/ebay live auction. Because it was a live auction the tool I use to capture auctions didn't work, so I don't have a full record.

 

How do you capture auctions? Is there a nice piece of freeware available to do this?

 

I use Auction Magic for sniping and as an added benefit it captures title, date, final bid and the like on ebay items that I add into it whether I end up bidding on them or not.

[arexcrooke]

They were sold in March of 2003, through a sotheby's/ebay live auction. Because it was a live auction the tool I use to capture auctions didn't work, so I don't have a full record.

 

How do you capture auctions? Is there a nice piece of freeware available to do this?

 

I use Auction Magic for sniping and as an added benefit it captures title, date, final bid and the like on ebay items that I add into it whether I end up bidding on them or not.

Auction sniper does that as well. I never thought about using it as a date saving tool.

What do you do, just put in a slightly larger bid and let it get outbid?

[rob_react]

They were sold in March of 2003, through a sotheby's/ebay live auction. Because it was a live auction the tool I use to capture auctions didn't work, so I don't have a full record.

 

How do you capture auctions? Is there a nice piece of freeware available to do this?

 

I use Auction Magic for sniping and as an added benefit it captures title, date, final bid and the like on ebay items that I add into it whether I end up bidding on them or not.

Auction sniper does that as well. I never thought about using it as a date saving tool.

What do you do, just put in a slightly larger bid and let it get outbid?

 

All I have to do to add an auction to Auction Magic is select and copy the auction number (just copy, no paste) and Auction Magic does the rest. It then allows me to output the completed auctions as an html file, which I then save.

[Scrooge]

All I have to do to add an auction to Auction Magic is select and copy the auction number (just copy, no paste) and Auction Magic does the rest. It then allows me to output the completed auctions as an html file, which I then save.

 

How often do you have to save the output file? By this I mean, is there 1 output per completed auction or is Auction Magic keeping a log-type of file with all the results of the auctions you've decided to watch?

[rob_react]

It's a log type file- a table with the basic data. I save it every one or two weeks when I'm busy with ebay buying/searching. I haven't really had as much time as I'd like to do that so recently I've been saving it every month or two.

[Scrooge]

Rob,

 

this sounds great. Now can you humor a stupid question. Is Auction Magic a site or a utility software I have to download?

[rob_react]

Software:

 

http://www.pctechzone.com/

[Red Hook]

Hey Rob, there's a new guy in General who wants information about pedigrees. You wanna' take this one?

[jediknight]

New definition. A curator is a large swinging albedo.