CNET Editors' review
Organization aficionados will love Inventory Organizer Deluxe, since the program lets you track every single item you own. After installing the application, a detailed tutorial automatically appears in the main window, explaining the functions of the many buttons that surround the window. The field for entering new records lets you determine a category, description, image, and even a Web link to more information for each item. You can view separate entries or your whole catalog in either basic text tables or HTML pages complete with images and hyperlinks to the item's manufacturer and reseller. You also can move entered items into different categories at a later date. Finally, you can print information about your items or send information about them through e-mail. In spite of the somewhat chaotic appearance caused by the multitude of buttons, the program remains a solid way to manage your possessions.
Publisher's Description
From PrimaSoft PC:
Complete program that will help you organize and manage your business or home inventories and assets. For the database novice, Inventory Organizer's intuitive interface and ready-to-use templates make it easy to set up and use. For the power user, Organizer affords the simplicity of wizards that make it easy to set up and use the Inventory / Assets database organizers that you create.
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Version: Inventory Organizer Deluxe 2.3
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