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Cataloging Software Readerware Adds iPod Support, More
Monday, October 31st, 2005 at 2:00 PM - by Brad Cook
Readerware Corp. has released version 2.95 of Readerware, its application for cataloging books, music and videos. This update adds support for loading custom versions of Readerware databases on an iPod, a thumbnail view, improvements to updating records by dragging and dropping information and multiple column sorting.
Other changes include performance improvements and bug fixes. This update is free for registered users. Readerware is available in three versions: one for books, one for CDs and one for videos. The developer offers the software in single user and client/server variations, with prices starting at US$40 for one product or $75 for all three. Free USB barcode readers are also included with certain bundles.
Readerware is available for Mac OS X, various flavors of Windows, Linux and Palm.
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