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Old 12-29-2017, 01:22 PM   #73
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Originally Posted by crich70 View Post
I agree that there is nothing wrong with having things organized. I understand one of the problems monasteries had with books that they had is that they had no real catalog system. So many "lost" volumes that were later found were only lost in the sense that the monastery that had them didn't realize that they had those books or scrolls in their collections. And I doubt most modern businesses would be able to keep their doors open if they weren't meticulous about keeping their records organized. I also agree that getting a mountain of data organized is a headache. Books, DVD's, etc. if it is so large as to need sorting it's bound to be a headache to do it.
They are mostly physically sorted except the last 30 or so. I would love a card catalog that I could just say Mexican and it would give me a list and shelf numbers of the books.
Or a master list of say all Texas cookbooks and the city they came from.
Like I said inputting the data is the big time suck.
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