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Download a copy of open office the this is the link http://www.openoffice.org.nz/
use the spreadsheet it is more flexible than the database and you can sort the data and insert picture more easily.
cheers Derekr
I have used 2: Yard Office (don't have a link; you can Google it) and Easy Model Railroad Inventory (http://easy-model-railroad-inventory.rclsoftware.com/index.htm). Both are free. Yard Office is a little simpler, EMRI is very comprehensive (does structures and electronics as well as locos & rolling stock).
Try RRTrains 2000 at: http://www.gregorybraun.com/RRTrains.html
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I use yard office also. But to get all the features of it. You do have to pay to get a key code. It is a god program to use. You can mannipulate it somewhat. The guy who is taking care of it is always open to ideas.
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