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If you are looking for inexpensive museum collection management system you
should check out Pastime 2000 Software. My company just spent the last year
developing this program. We used Microsoft Visual Foxpro which is like
industrial strength MS Access. I am a professional programmer and spent
hundreds of hours collaborating with museum collection managers to develop the
software which has just become available for purchase. The program provides
cataloging for objects, archives, photos and library materi
http://www.pastime2000.com/
Richard L. Hilton, President
Pasitme Software Company, Inc.
On Thu, 07 Aug 1997 12:43:28 GMT, [log in to unmask] (Jim Kajpust) wrote:
> I'm a volunteer at our local (and small) art museum. Does anyone know
> of a source for a template for using Access to store an art inventory?
> Or lacking that, is there a certain amount of info, in any certain
> form that the database should contain?
>
> Being basically lazy at heart, if there is any thing out there
> (hopefully for free) that I can use rather than setting up a new one,
> I would be very happy.
>
>
> Jim Kajpust - Personal Freedoms - Michigan
> www.svsu.edu/~kajpust
>
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