File Details |
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| File Size | 0.6 MB |
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| License | Shareware, $19.00 |
| Operating System | Windows Me/Server 2003/Vista/XP |
| Date Added | August 21, 2006 |
| Total Downloads | 485 |
| Publisher | AK Software Labs |
| Homepage | Home CD Base |
Publisher's Description
Home CD Base helps you to prevent losses in your home collection. Now you don't have to remember when, what and whom you loaned your CD. Just spend few seconds to add this information to program's base and when you really need that CD, the program will help you to find a friend to which you gave it.
Latest Reviews
markus10018 reviewed v1.3 Beta on Apr 5, 2007
That's a really ridicoulus price. If you want this program's features and hundreds more, buy OrangeCD (my favorite) oder Music Label 2007...
tannman1 reviewed v1.3 Beta on Apr 5, 2007
Got a invalid zip file error...Maybe thats for the best..
dzjepp reviewed v1.3 Beta on Apr 4, 2007
Yep, you might as well use Excel for this.
Alex Stevens reviewed v1.3 Beta on Apr 4, 2007
Let me see if I understand this, twenty dollars for a program that helps you keep track of who you loaned your CDs too? Couldn't I just use Notepad or jot it down on a piece of paper? Do people even use or loan out CDs these days? Maybe I can use this for my 8-track collection too. :P
Ah, all that aside though I suppose the program does what it says regardless of how silly that seems. I'll give it a 3 for the clean interface and for at least being original, the price really drags it down though.
markus10018 reviewed v1.3 Beta on Apr 5, 2007
That's a really ridicoulus price. If you want this program's features and hundreds more, buy OrangeCD (my favorite) oder Music Label 2007...
tannman1 reviewed v1.3 Beta on Apr 5, 2007
Got a invalid zip file error...Maybe thats for the best..
dzjepp reviewed v1.3 Beta on Apr 4, 2007
Yep, you might as well use Excel for this.
Alex Stevens reviewed v1.3 Beta on Apr 4, 2007
Let me see if I understand this, twenty dollars for a program that helps you keep track of who you loaned your CDs too? Couldn't I just use Notepad or jot it down on a piece of paper? Do people even use or loan out CDs these days? Maybe I can use this for my 8-track collection too. :P
Ah, all that aside though I suppose the program does what it says regardless of how silly that seems. I'll give it a 3 for the clean interface and for at least being original, the price really drags it down though.