My Library

by: Chris Page on July 23, 2013

My Library for Mac takes the less-is-more approach, enabling the easy creation of a very basic catalog of the books you own.

The app greeted us with a very clean and intuitive interface. The top half of the window includes a basic grid, displaying fields for the Title, Author, and Medium of the books contained in the library. Beneath this grid are the fields where data can be entered. There is no ability to retrieve data online; though with this app it doesn't feel necessary. We could even dictate this information by navigating to a field and hitting the dictation hot key. Once a book is added to the list, we were able to check off whether or not we'd read it. The app also makes it possible to export all the titles to a plain text file, which then serves as a backup. If any titles are ever accidentally deleted, or if you lose all your data, opening the text file in the app repopulates it with all the books stored in the text file. Additionally, the user is able to perform a quick search within the app based on a search string, sort titles and authors, and take a screenshot of their library. When we took the screenshot, the program automatically created a folder on our desktop and stored it there.

You can't add any other information, such as ISBN or publisher, or insert any notes, so serious hobbyists or collectors will probably want more; but those looking for ease might like the streamlined approach of My Library for Mac.

My Library was developed to help Users manage the books in their library. The data saved for each book is its Title, Author(s), Medium (hardcover, paperback, ebook, etc.), whether the book has been read or not, and a very short summary. User interface provides easy data entry; search for character strings; and sorting by Title; Author then Title; Medium then Title; or Read Status then Author then Title. My Library is freeware.

What's new in this version: Version 2.1.0 supports dragging the window wider to display longer text.

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IPhoto Library Manager v3.7.3 Mac OS X

IPhoto Library Manager v3.7.3 Mac OS X | 3.5 MB
iPhoto Library Manager allows you to organize your photos among multiple iPhoto libraries, rather than having to store all of your photos in one giant library. iPhoto Library Manager lets you easily create and keep track of multiple iPhoto libraries, but that's only the beginning. It also has the ability to copy your photos from one library to another, while keeping track of photo metadata that is normally lost when exporting from one library and importing into another.

Titles, dates, descriptions, keywords, ratings, faces, and place information are all transferred along with the photos, ensuring that you keep all that information you spent hours entering into iPhoto. iPhoto Library Manager also reconstructs events and albums with the same photos as they had in the library they came from, as well as retaining both the edited and original copies of each photo. You can split up a large library into multiple smaller libraries, merge entire libraries together into a big one, and much more!

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Create multiple iPhoto libraries, instead of having to keep all your photos in a single library.
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See at a glance what albums are in each of your libraries, as well as their version, modification date, and size.
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Set your library's permissions so that it can be used by multiple users on the same machine
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Sync photos from multiple libraries with your iPod, iPad, or iPhone
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Customize your photo workflow using built-in Applescript support and Automator actions
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Switch to another library with one click by using shortcut files
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Copy photos from one library to another while retaining titles, comments, keywords, ratings, and dates
Doing The Splits
Split a large library apart into smaller, more manageable libraries
Photo First Aid
Rebuild or extract photos from corrupted iPhoto libraries
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