MineralDB
The Ultimate Mineral Software for Cataloging Collections, keeping record of your Minerals, and Printing Labels
personal collection database
The Ultimate Mineral Software - MineralDB can help you maintain a record of your personal mineral collection for insurance, labelling, and other purposes.
Key Features:
- Sufficient record fields (26) to cover all aspects of the specimen description
- Designed to minimise typing of data - Retrieve data from mineral & locality databases - Auto-complete fields with database of counties, states & provinces
- Ability to add multiple specimen photographs - Images automatically watermarked with specimen data
- Rapid navigation through 'go to' dialogue for many data fields - By mineral, location, country, catalogue number etc…
- Ability to filter records - By mineral, location, country, specimen status, photo exists etc…
- Automatic identification of 'out of date' valuation data
- Backup facility for catalogue data and digital photographs
- Multiple collection catalogues
- Compatible with pre-existing catalogue systems
- Future proof - use of standard Microsoft database format (Access)
- Integration with a 'Clients' database - Record details of customers/dealers with whom transactions have taken place
An Image of the Personal Collection
A typical view of a specimen record. The screen always displays the locality detail and a photograph of the specimen (if provided). Additional details such financial information, catalogue information and detailed descriptions are stored on additional tabbed pages.
Specimen Image Display
Double-clicking on the specimen photograph opens the image viewer. The size of the window can be altered by dragging its borders. The images can also be viewed at its original full resolution by checking the box on the form
A client can be assigned to a personal collection record.
MineralDB can also keep track of specimens that have been sold or are on loan to a third party.
Client Information
The contact details of clients who have purchased or borrowed specimens can be recorded if required.
