FRSLibrary organizes data in "Libraries". You create as many Libraries as you need to help you organize your media.
You could create one for your home media and one for your office, club, church, or other organization for whom you are keeping track of things. You could also create a separate Library for each member of your household.
Data Entry Screens
FRSLibrary has quite simple data entry sections where you can enter as much or as little data as you want for each of your items.
Reports
At any time, you can have FRSLibrary generate reports for you. You can create quick or totally custom printed reports. You can also create standard and custom reports for integration into your existing web site, such as a public web site or a company Intranet. You can customize the web reports to make them look just like your web site.
Loaning Your Items
Haven't you ever loaned a book, CD, or video tape to a friend, relative, or co-worker, only to have it never returned? Maybe you forgot you even let them borrow it! FRSLibrary has a "check-out" feature that works similar to a true public library. You can flag any of the items in your Library as "reserved" or "checked-out". You may track information about the person to whom you loaned the item.
Formalized Check-out
If you are a librarian of an organization, you may even wish to formalize the process. FRSLibrary can create reports for all those people who have requested to borrow a multimedia item from you or your organization. There are reports for giving you a quick summary of all the items you have out-standing.
Here are some key features of "FRSLibrary":
· Track virtually all physical consumer multimedia in history (from 8-track to Blu-ray).
· Track as much or as little information as you wish.
· Customize your reports to tailor to your specific needs.
· Easily generate web pages, from filtered content, to publish on your web site.
· Find any information quickly.
· New! Spell-check entered text.
· Import from text files (easily migrate any existing data).
· Export to text or XML files (your data is never "trapped").
· Manage multiple Libraries for personal, office, or family members' use.
· Track to whom you've loaned items with reservations, check-out, and check-in.
· Provide reports useful for insurance or inventory control purposes.
Requirements:
· About 15Mb of storage space on your disk drive.
· At least 800 x 600 screen resolution recommended.
· A high color-depth display (standard for most recent computers).
Limitations:
· 21-day trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Fixed: the spell-checking feature didn't check such items as magazine articles, tracks, book chapters, etc.
· Fixed: spell-checking feature could misbehave when switching to another media type in main window.
· Fixed: new dictionary file was downloaded but never moved to the installation directory.
· Fixed: copying all of a column in the grid didn't copy the column header text.
· Fixed: highlighted selection range in grid would disappear when application lost the focus.
· Fixed: clicking on a grid's cell that contains a checkbox didn't allow highlighting of a range of cells.
· Fixed: when using the "125%" font size in Windows 7, grid icons didn't display correctly.
· Fixed: invalid e-mail address in the Publisher window didn't allow dismissing window.
· Fixed: invalid e-mail address in the Checkout tab's Person window didn't allow dismissing window.
· Fixed: custom web report web pages didn't properly replace blank text with "(none)".
· Fixed: the automatic-suggestion edit fields did...