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| What's Where is a simple program for keeping track of your stuff. Use it to make a database of what you have and where it's stored. Use its graphic maps to show you exactly where thing are. |
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Description:
What's Where is a simple program for keeping track of your stuff. Use it to make a database of what you have and where it's stored. Use its graphic maps to show you exactly where thing are.
What's Where is great for the places where you store things and often forget about them, like:
Boats
Recreational vehicles
Basements
Garages
Vacation homes.
Its databases can be printed in various formats. For example, you could print an inventory of:
The equipment on a charter boat
The provisions in a furnished suite or apartment
The contents of a time-shared condominium
The valuables covered by your home insurance | Short tags:
inventory, database, simple, graphic | |
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