Does anyone know of a freeware download program to track RR inventory?
I need something that I can track everything with, including trackage.
I need something that I can track everything with, including trackage.
Inventory software
- Thread starter iis612
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If you don't wanna have pics, simplest thing is to create an Excel document.
If you don't have Excel, you can use http://docs.google.com for free.
If you don't have Excel, you can use http://docs.google.com for free.
Sounds like you should be able to use a simple database program. There a few freeware versions out there. Try dBworx. It looks like it should do the trick. You can get it from most of the major download sites, or you can go directly to the authors at http://www.plworx-software.com/.
Iis, here's one for you. I have it, but have not really played with it yet. If you use it, let me know what you think, ok? By the way, I have no connections to this program.
Loren
http://www.stanstrains.com/SoftwareTrainScheduler.htm
Loren
http://www.stanstrains.com/SoftwareTrainScheduler.htm
I use this one: RRTrains 2000 free from: http://www.gregorybraun.com/RRTrains.html
It works great as far as I am concerned. Pretty easy to use too.
It works great as far as I am concerned. Pretty easy to use too.
Iss, an update on my post to you. I tried that program and dumped it already. It is very limited as a inventory program. Sorry for giving you a bum steer.
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Loren
ops: Loren
CCT70 said:
I tried that one, and it wouldn't let me enter any trackage information.
However, I am going to use it for my growing list of locos and rolling stock.
Thanks everyone
I just finished doing this type of inventory with Microsoft Excel. Quite simple, has all of the info that RR200 has, plus other custom columns, is sortable and searchable, exportable in numerous formats, etc etc.
Whatever has the shortest learning curve for you I would think would be the best .. .
Whatever has the shortest learning curve for you I would think would be the best .. .
Been using RRTrains2000 inventory software. Has all the parameters I need including the importing of photos of my stock. The price is right as well, free :thumb:
I just downloaded RRTrains2000 and for free software, it's pretty good! Now I don't have to mess around in Excel.
Mike
Mike