Dear Noelene, A nice solution to a book collector's needs. Is there a maximum capacity? I mean, did Evan Leybourn make an app for cataloguing thousands of books? And, how many years will the app be operable for users? (Such things have a way of losing support over the passage of time.)
Polishing up shovels for another onslaught of forecasted snow tonight. It has been below freezing temperatures for a long time. Yesterday's sun softened old snow enough to be able to poke deep holes in the high (above my head) and deep snow piles created from plowing. Air can get deep inside and facilitate evaporation as well as melting. Used a round broom handle as my tool. To the creative mind, the snow equals card and the holes make a pattern. Shall I try scallops? Might as well play with it... Jeri Ames in Maine USA Lace and Embroidery Resource Center -------------------------------------------------------- I thought Iâd share a book cataloguing App I found on Play Store. All you do is start the app, point the camera lens of your smart phone at the barcode, and hey presto, the full details of the book including a cover picture is stored. Itâs a free app, just called âBook Catalogueâ by Evan Leybourn, available from the Google Play Store. And if for some reason the cover picture isnât available in the data downloaded, you can take your own picture of the cover. If thereâs no barcode, (like the UK Lace Guild booklets) you can key in an ISBN number, or if thereâs no number, key in the data yourself. I love it! It works on my tablet as well, and the data is synchronised between my phone and my two tablets. The only drawback is that the camera lens in my 7 inch tablet does not recognise the barcodes, so I always use the phone to actually enter the book into the catalogue. As an avid collector of lace books, I've found this app a great way to have a full catalogue of what I own. Noelene at The Angle - To unsubscribe send email to [email protected] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [email protected]. For help, write to [email protected]. Photo site: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lacemaker/sets/
