The software has some substantial memory requirements, but if you're able to run it, it also can offer some more options along this line. Here are two more specific, collection-oriented software options you may want to try. Both are shareware and have a 30-day time limit, and other restrictions. Movie Organizer is a basic input database, with not as many potentially confounding options as Microsoft's Access. The database automatically numbers each entry as it is created, which can be good or bad, depending on how you'll use the database.
Users also can create several different databases with the software.
But the accuracy of the search results depends on how consistently the information was entered. The software also enables users to print out labels for their videos. If you have access to a color printer, the labels also will be in color. DV Book Manager 2.01 is another specialized program for books, although the program has dozens of input fields and a good search engine so it can be adapted for just about any sort of collection. Immediately appealing about the program is its simple elegance.