Question:
A question: what software type use - if you use it - to catalog your collection's fragrance? Can I find something of easily usable online, except the obvious use of programs as Access, Excel or similar? I have tried to look for without any risult inside the forum. I am alone succeeded in finding a program that calls "flin4cell" but seems me that 99 $ to file my decant are decidedly too many! If someone has some information there would be thankful indeed.... Thx!
Ciao mr.setter

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I just use the Basenotes wardrobe feature. It's got all the functionality I need. My wardrobe is here.
Here is more info. about using/setting-up your own wardrobe here on BN: /showthread.php?t=195157
But if you want something more flexible and do-it-yourself that's free, you can create online documents and spreadsheets at Google.com.

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Let me echo the Google recommendation:that stuff works! I find it convenient to keep notes in text documents on it, but I don't keep anything important there.
If you just want software for your home machine, you can download openoffice by Sun microsystems:
www.openoffice.org
The latest version has adopted the open document standards that some governments are starting to require.
The software is up to snuff. I've been using it (and that pay version, Star Office) for a while. I keep track of my mortgage with it, for instance.
It provides you with a spreadsheet program, I can't remember if they provide you a database or not (an Access- equivalent).
If you want to go whole hog and create a real database, then MySQL should do the trick. That's the real geek route, though.

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I can understand the need for cataloging software! ;-)
I have one for my books, so why not for my perfume? The BN wardrobe's really excellent for this purpose however.