Fine-Tuning/Personalizing Your Audio CD Inventory NoteBook

I have created this application to be a basic tool for use in keeping an inventory of your personal audio CDs.  You will be able to modify this NoteBook to fit your individual needs.  Please press the "Help"/Question Mark button below for instructions on certain features of this notebook application in general.

Requirements.
System 7 or higher.  Memory Requirements (in the "Get Info" box) will need to be increased.  I recommend a minimum of 200K and a preferred  of 250K.  You may need to set it higher depending on the amount of information stored in this NoteBook.

I have more than 200 CDs.
This notebook application was not designed to be used as a database.  It can, however, be used to store some information that does not constantly change (like a list of your personal audio CDs).  I have included room for up to 200 CDs.  The number this application will actually hold - and still run without being slowed down too much - is unknown.  You may try to add more CDs at your own risk.

Some of my CDs have more than 20 tracks.
You are able to edit the pages of this notebook.  Simply add the track numbers and song information.

There is more than one CD in the set.
Add the words "CD #1 of 2" (or something like that) above the information and add the information about the second CD below that.  You will have to type in the "Track #1" information (etc.) yourself.

I want to add/delete/change the format.
You are able to change the pages of the notebook to fit your needs.  You can add and delete words and/or lines and even change the font and style of some or all of the words.

I’m interested in the notebook application itself.
Select "About Notebook Maker" under the Apple menu.

I have questions/comments/suggestions about Audio CD Inventory NoteBook.
Please email them to TLONDON@delphi.com or send via regular mail to:

Theresa London
MacLondon Creations
602 Jules #4
St. Joseph, MO  64501-1935  USA

Limitations.
You are able to search for certain words using the "Find..." button below, but you will be unable to perform any kind of sort once the information is entered.  I suggest organizing your audio CDs before entering the information (i.e., alphabetically by artist name, perhaps within categories of music type), since you will be able to search for any word or group of words once the information is entered.  New audio CDs can then be either added at the end or, if you learn how to use this notebook application itself (Notebook Maker), you can insert sections and cut and paste information.