To insert items into D元, you either scan the item’s barcode or enter it manually. Each has the basic information inserted for easy reference, and the library can be sorted by information. A nice subtle change in Delicious Library 3 is that the boxes are now 3D rendered, having a slight lighting effect to them giving it a more realistic look. When you scan a Blu-Ray disc, the album artwork is placed in what looks like a Blu Ray box. What is more then nice is just how detailed the visual is. I primarily use if to keep track of Books, Movies and Video Games. Instead of a boring Excel spreadsheet, you are given a visual representation of your item. It’s essentially a Database of all your items, or anything you scan into the program.
How does Delicious Library 3 compare to it’s previous version? Is this the ultimate in collection database program fun?įirst to use Delicious Library 3 you have to understand it’s purpose. So when I caught wind of an update, I was more then excited, especially with the timing as I had just made what I hoped was my final move. I’ve used the program exclusively these past two years. To my surprise, there was a program that seemed perfectly suited to solve my predicament: the Delicious Library 2. Like most of us do, I turned to the fabled Google in search of a solution. Two years ago with a move on the horizon, I wanted to make sure I knew not only what I had, but could easily track them if lent out. And if you are anything like me, you probably enjoy sharing these items with your friends, but oftentimes it becomes a bit difficult to keep track of everything. As a Geek I’m plagued by unseen costs, both in a monetary sense and then there’s that pesky matter of shelving space to display your collection.
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