Does anybody know of a program that will allow the user to: 1) create and print a customized shopping list.
2) create specific categories of items to serve as headings on the printed list. 3) provide for several standing lists. 4) create a "master list" from which items will be selected. I realize this is not a difficult project in a Word document, but I thought a program to do this sort of thing might be convenient. Let's offer a "for instance" here; Joe needs to print up a shopping list to go to the hardware store. He would have created a "hardware master list" at some previous time and he could then launch the "Shopping List Manager" program, select the "type" of list as "hardware store" and select items from his "master list" for hardware. The application would then have options to save this current list and print it out. Now, suppose Joe's wife Joanne needs to go grocery shopping; she could launch the program and open her last grocery list, add and delete items from a "master grocery list" and save and print the new list. The Shopping List Manager would provide options to create various master lists and add/delete items from each list. It would also print out clean lists with only the items desired appearing. And each item might be preceded by a hollow bullet so the shopper could check each item as it is located. And, oh yeah, the program should provide for caveats for items; i.e., "1 Pint Raspberries (unless they exceed $2.50/Pint)" --- Holland's Person, Bill E-Mail: [email protected] - As the skunk said when he fired a shot upwind, "it all comes back to me now." For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
