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toominator · 08-13-2018, 03:29 PM

For those asking about Readerware, my wife and I have been Readerware users for over a decade, and it is well worth the cost of the software. As was mentioned earlier in the thread, it is a database, and not a digital content archive. That said, it has software clients for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iPhone & iPad, and has a Book, Music, and Video component.

We keep our entire library of > 2500 CDs, 1200 DVD/Blu-Rays, and umpteen thousands of books in Readerware. Great for insurance purposes! It has drag and drop from Amazon, Borders, etc. so you can do a lookup of your Books, DVDs,CDs and drop them in Readerware and you're done. It can import/export in all standard formats along with metadata.

hth.

08-13-2018, 03:29 PM	#11
toominator Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: Aug 2018 Device: Kindle Oasis 9th Generation	Readerware For those asking about Readerware, my wife and I have been Readerware users for over a decade, and it is well worth the cost of the software. As was mentioned earlier in the thread, it is a database, and not a digital content archive. That said, it has software clients for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iPhone & iPad, and has a Book, Music, and Video component. We keep our entire library of > 2500 CDs, 1200 DVD/Blu-Rays, and umpteen thousands of books in Readerware. Great for insurance purposes! It has drag and drop from Amazon, Borders, etc. so you can do a lookup of your Books, DVDs,CDs and drop them in Readerware and you're done. It can import/export in all standard formats along with metadata. hth.