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I don't think that BP needs the UPC for an Amazon lookup. Just make sure that you map the ISBN and you should be fine. Amazon actually uses ASIN, which should be the same thing. BTW - BP is not so bright about ISBNs (an area readerware shines). If you have dashes, spaces, a lower case 'x', etc, the ...

I guess I don't understand why you don't just type the ISBN number manually if scanning is a pain. That's got to be easier than scanning into DL and then porting the data over to BP. If iSight scanning is a requirement, I guess I would build a simple jig. Mount your iSight in some fixed location rel...

Oh please, call me Fro. Anyway, I used the Export feature of DL, which produced a tab-delimited text file. BP seemed to handle reading this type of file fine, but you do have to map the various fields. Don't bother with stuff that will just get sucked back off of Amazon. After the import, I then sel...

First, a copuple of things you should know: - I have a library of around 2,000 books - I am an owner/user of Readerware, Delicious Library, and now Bookpedia - There are several references to a DL 2 on Wil Shipley's (creater of DL) most excellent web site, Wil Shipley , which hint at addressing seve...

Being an owner of Readerware, Delicious Library, and now a *pedia 3-pak, I whole-heartedly agree that: a) Having to buy (and use) 3 separate apps is annoying at best, and b) Your apps beat the pants off of the other 2 aforementioned competitors, which is why I am willing to be annoyed I see in the f...

Great. Thank's to mac360, I have yet another piece of bookminder software to evaluate for my collection. So far, I have to say I am impressed with BP's speed.
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