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I'm going through my DVDs and I ran into a small problem. Which first words are ignored? For example, I would file The Cooler under C rather than T. Should I file A Clockwork Orange under C or A?

Yeah just ignore A and The.

Just choose the way you remember your movies and do it that way. Real life doesn't need spellcheck.

Thanks MMH

Survivor wrote:Just choose the way you remember your movies and do it that way. Real life doesn't need spellcheck.

If I'm going to be anal I might as go all out.

if you're using a software cataloger, just do it the same way it does, which does what clownboi suggested.

dvdprofiler is good

http://www.intervocative.com/

I've just been using an Access DB but I'll look into that program.

Here's my list so far:
Akira
Alien Versus Predator
Alone in the Dark
Amityville Horror, The
Anchorman
Animatrix, The
Antitrust
Appleseed
Assault on Precinct 13
Aviator
Badder Santa
Blade
Blade: Trinity
Bone Collector, The
Boogyman
Bookies
Boondock Saints
Bourne Identify, The
Bringing Out the Dead
Butterfly Effect
Casshern
Chicago
Chronicles of Riddick, The
Cinderella Story, A
City of God
Clearing, The
Clockwork Orange, A
Close Your Eyes
Closer
Coach Carter
Coffee And Cigarettes
Constantine
Cooler, The
Copycat
Crash
Crow, The
Dark Fury
Dawn of the Dead
Day After Tomorrow, The
Devil's Rejects, The
Dodgeball
Donnie Darko
Elf
Employee of the Month
Enemy at the Gates
Envy
Equilibrium
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Falling Down
Family Guy: Stewie Griffon
Farscape Season 1
Fast and the Furious, The
Fight Club
Friday Night Lights
Garden State
Gladiator
Grand Theft Parsons
Haggard
Happy Tree Friends
Harold and Kumar go to White Castle
High Tension
Hostage
Hotel Rwanda
House of 1000 Corpses
House of Wax
I, Robot
Immortel
Incredibles, The
interMission
Interpretter, The
Jacket, The
Jackie Chan's First Strike
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
Jersey Girl
Jin-Roh
King Arthur
Ladder 49
Land of the Dead
Layer Cake
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels
Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Rings
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
Machinist, The
Man on Fire
Matrix Reloaded, The
Mean Girls
Memento
National Lampoons: Dorm Daze
National Treasure
Ocean's 12
Once Upon a Time In Mexico
Paparazzi
Pi
Pirates of the Caribbean
Pitch Black
Polar Express
Power of Nightmares, The
Primer
Pulp Fiction
Ray
Requiem For A Dream
Resevior Dogs
Resident Evil
Shade
Shaolin Soccer
Shaun of the Dead
Sin City
Sky Captian and the World of Tomorrow
Snatch
Spartan
Spider Man 2
Suspect Zero
Sword of Doom, The
Taking Lives
Taxi Driver
Terminal, The
Trainspotting
Transporter
Triggermen
Troy
Unleashed
Van Helsing
Vanilla Sky
Village, The
Walking Tall
War of the Worlds
White Noise
Whole Nine Yards, The
Whole Ten Yards, The
Wild Things

good list.

there's also the open source Ant Movie media catalog software, which i like.

I don't see Tron on your list bitch.

Mr.Magnetichead wrote:I don't see Tron on your list bitch.

:O

I'm not sure I've even seen that

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:good list.

there's also the open source Ant Movie media catalog software, which i like.

dvd profiler is pretty sweet. I just wish it had a way to import titles from a text file. It's going to take a while to add these one-by-one.

Order them autobiographically...

bitWISE wrote:

Mr.Magnetichead wrote:I don't see Tron on your list bitch.

:O

I'm not sure I've even seen that

What...the...fuck.

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:good list.

there's also the open source Ant Movie media catalog software, which i like.

nice. how do you use it? by which i mean, what kind of use do you get out of it?

i just like to keep a database of my dvd's. you can apply your own ratings, keep track of loans (rare), and include any comments about a particular film. mostly nerdy.

so it doesn't come with a robot that finds the disk and loads it into the player then fixes you a drink and a snack?

that's disappointing

I use this program: http://www.whereisit-soft.com/

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:i just like to keep a database of my dvd's. you can apply your own ratings, keep track of loans (rare), and include any comments about a particular film. mostly nerdy.

i made an app like that for my dad once because he kept forgetting who had what dvd

Only faggots places their CDs or DVDs alphabetically on the shelf.

only faggots need help putting things in alphabetical order.

The only right way is the way that makes sense to you - if you were looking for that DVD would you look under C or T? Your answer is your answer...doofus!

menkent wrote:only faggots need help putting things in alphabetical order.

Only ******* are allowed to say the word *******