Why buy a different program for everything you collect?  SoftBase/Collectors Edition lets you store a virtually unlimited number of items in its database.  But rather than lump all your treasured collectibles together in a jumbled mess, you can organize them into their own unique catalogs. Catalogs can be thought of as drawers in a giant filing cabinet, with one drawer for each kind of collectible.  You can even have sub-catalogs--like having a set of folders within each drawer.  For example, you can have a book catalog, or you can have catalogs for fiction, mystery and humor.  And just as with the number of items in your database, you can have a virtually unlimited number of catalogs.  The exact number of items and catalogs is limited only by the amount of disk space you have. The table below lists the collection catalogs that are included with SoftBase/Collectors Edition, along with some examples of the kinds of collectibles that can be stored in each.

Action Figures GI Joe, Power Rangers, Transformers Advertising Soda, Oil, Candy, Cars, Signs Animals Dogs, Cats, Horses, Unicorns, Fish Antiques Linens & Textiles, Furniture, Silver Arts & Crafts Needlecraft, Ceramics, Leathercraft, Beading, Woodworking Books Signed, First Edition, Rare, Fiction, Mystery Cloisonné Pins Disney, Olympic, Hard Rock Cafe Coins Morgan, Gold, Silver, Boullion Comic Books Spiderman, Superman, X-Men, Incredible Hulk Cultural Items Asian, African, European, Spiritual Crystal Swarovski, Waterford Decoratives Music Boxes, Vases, Lighthouses, Bells, Baskets, Snow Domes Diecasts Matchbox, Ertl, Corgi, Hot Wheels, Dinky, Johnny Lightning Disneyana Animation Cels, Plushes, Theme Park Souvenirs Dolls & Bears Madame Alexander, Cabbage Patch, Barbie, Steiff, Boyds Figurines Lladro, Royal Doulton, Hummel, Goebel, Lefton Games Board Games, Puzzles, Chess, Checkers Glass Depression, Murano, Carnival, Fenton, Crackle Household Furniture, Appliances, Consumer Electronics, Knick-Knacks Jewelry Rings, Necklaces, Bracelets, Costume, Loose Stones Kitchenware Salt & Pepper Shakers, Cookie Jars, Magnets Magazines Commemorative Editions, Life, National Geographic Militaria Rank Insignia, Medals, Uniforms Movies/Video DVD, VHS, Games, A/V Equipment Music Sheet, Instruments, CDs/Records/Tapes Ornaments Hallmark, Radko, Adler, Roman, Baldwin, Fitz & Floyd Paper & Writing Postcards, Autographs, Pens Porcelain Lenox, Limoges, Spode, Noritake, Wedgewood, Royal Albert, Wade Pottery Fiesta, Pfaltzgraff, Staffordshire Science Fiction Star Trek, Star Wars, X-Files, Babylon 5 Science/Medical Fossils, Minerals, Instruments Sports Bobbleheads, Programs, Balls, Jerseys Stamps First Day Covers, Sheets, Foreign & Domestic Timepieces Watches, Clocks, Sundials Tools Hand, Power, Boxes & Chests, Modelling Toys Lego, Erector Sets, Kites, Yo-Yo's, Soldiers Trading Cards Upper Deck, Topps, Fleer, Pokemon Trains American Flyer, Lionel, Brass, Structures, All Scales Villages Department 56, Lemax, David Winter, Liberty Falls, Lilliput Lane Other Stuff Viewmaster, Pez, Lunchboxes, Thimbles, You Name It!

New collection catalogs are being added all the time.  But it's also easy to create your own.  With just a few clicks of your mouse you can create a catalog with generic data entry screens, or you can create a catalog that is based on an existing one--giving your new collection catalog all of the custom field names and field positions of the existing catalog! The picture above shows how easy it is to create a new catalog.  Just type in a name for the catalog, select an existing (or the default) catalog to base the new catalog on, click Create, and you're done!