Publisher's Description
From JAres:
Book Hunter is a free application for Mac OS X Leopard that catalogs, sorts, and organizes your book collection. To save your time Book Hunter can query online database and easily get all information about your favorite books.
What's new in this version:
- Update twitter status via Echofon
- Bug Fix: Crash when syncing with Hunter Touch
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"Autocomplete did not work."
Version: Book Hunter 1.1.21
Pros
What the program attempted to do.
Cons
Didn't sync well between computers.
Often lost info with upgrades and had to re-enter.Summary
Every upgrade created more problems. Unistalled program
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"Not for Mac OS X 10.4"
Version: Book Hunter 1.1.4
Pros
I was hopeful but it didn't work on OS X 10.4
Cons
The OS it does work on should be specified, but isn't.
Summary
That is, it doesn't specify which OS under the Quick Specs heading. It's stated in the Publisher's description that it's for Mac OS X Leopard.
Updated on Feb 3, 2011 -
"Doesn't work on my Mac."
Version: Book Hunter 1.1.4
Pros
I saw some possibilities, but now I won't know until Book Hunter catches up.
Cons
I have a Mac 10.5.8 and the program says it is not for this version. I really wanted to see if I could use it for my classroom library. Oh, well.
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"Doesn't work on my Mac"
Version: Book Hunter 1.1.3
Pros
I can't load it.
Cons
It doesn't work with 10.5.8? What's up with that?!
Summary
It is now July 27, 2011, Book Hunter is up dated to Lion, it says it is for Leopard--I have Leopard 10.5.8, and STILL it says it is not compatible with my OS! Was it ever?
Updated on Jul 27, 2011 -
"It barcode scanned my library with ease using the Mac!!"
Version: Book Hunter 1.1
Pros
Ease of use. Fantastic value (donation). Intuitive interface. Uses Mac camera to barcode scan and automatically display info plus cover art if available. Otherwise just type title for it to search on line data base.
Cons
Cant find any.
Summary
Easy to use, fantastic value and no need to buy a separate barcode scanner.
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"This software is impressive and exactly what I needed."
Version: Book Hunter 1.0.5
Pros
*Easy to Use
*iSight barcode scanning
*Good viewing options
*Many different ways to identify books
*Autocomplete works pretty well
*Allows you to record when you lend books to peopleCons
*Advantage of "groups" feature is hard to pinpoint
*Autocomplete doesn't always have the older editions of books (but you can fill it in yourself easily so this is not really a big deal)Summary
Book Hunter is very easy to use and well laid out. Adding new books is made especially easy by the iSight scanning feature. I just wave the book in front of the iSight and it finds the book's information for me. You can choose from 24 information fields (everything from the title and ISBN number to the location, collection, and date acquired). There is a section for tracking who has your books in case you lend them to anyone. The options for viewing your books are the same as the music library in iTunes. (Searching works the same way, as well.) All in all it is a wonderfully designed piece of software and is exactly what I needed.
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"Autocomplete does not work"
Version: Book Hunter 0.8.3
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
The program is nice looking, fields for all of the information I would like to store. One major problem though with this version is that the autocomplete does not work. No matter what ISBN you insert, you come up with the same results, which are wrong. I was hoping to use this to easily keep track of my extensive library of hobby reference books without having to manually add all of the information. I'll keep an eye out on this program, but right now, it needs the automcomplete fixed.
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