I would build an Access database or use Excel for simpler lists.

Last year at the ABA Convention I won a copy of Lanius Software's "North
American Bird Reference Book". The listing database is almost impossible
to use.


At 06:44 PM 06/27/2000 -0700, Gayle Benton wrote:
>Hi Tweets,
>Purchased my first computer 8 years ago so that I could organize my bird
>sightings. I still have not done it for a variety of reasons, one of them
>being that I can't make up my mind what to buy. I am now into butterflies,
>dragonflies, wildflowers, etc. and would like to get all of them organized.
>So, for those of you keeping your lists on a software program, how about
>some feedback? Thankyou in advance.
>Gayle Benton
>Eastsound, WA
>gbenton at rockisland.com

Short term memory loss, does that mean I'll eventually remember what I just
forgot?