By Anonymous
Arrington, TN September 2, 2004 -- Started in 1992, Collectorpro Software was developed to address the needs of the art and antiques communities. Throughout the years specific needs and wants of individuals became more evident as collecting grew to more than a simple pastime. To address these needs Collectorpro Software Group, Inc. announces two new products to assist not just collectors but dealers, galleries, museums and appraisers. Along with the new products come major enhancements to the flagship product Collectorpro Software for Antiques and Collectibles.
Collectorpro Appraiser Edition -This newest version of Collectorpro software allows personal property appraisers to create and maintain consistent professional appraisal reports. Created with assistance from a certified appraiser, this software can save the appraiser time when creating an appraisal report with cover, bibliography, resources and much more. One of the most useable features for appraisers is a Searchable appraisal archive to help reduce research time.
Commenting on the Collectorpro Appraiser Edition software, Collectorpro Software Group, Inc. Vice-President Brian Hiatt said; “We are very excited about helping the appraiser community. Users have praised this software for helping them save half the time previously used to create an appraisal report”.
The second new addition to the product family is Collectorpro Collection Edition. This product is designed to catalog and track collections of any type, including art, antiques, collectibles, and home inventory. The software is simple and easy to use for even the novice computer user. Collectorpro Collection Edition is for users that do not need to record sales and track sales financial information.
Hiatt further states; “Recent natural disasters make the need for detailed documentation of valuables even more important. The new Collectorpro Collection Edition is a great product for individual collectors to record information about the objects in their collections, including information that may be required for insurance claims. The software is designed with ease of use and great for the novice computer user.”
Enhancements to the flagship product, Collectorpro Software for Antiques, include features for antique dealers and other collectors that may also sell objects, giving them various tools to help evaluate their inventory very easily. Other enhancements include international currency and postal code features, multiple tax jurisdictions and more.
All of the Collectorpro Software products allow importing of photos, multiple unlimited text memo fields and a variety of reports. The online help screen feature answers user questions with one click. Our trained staff is available for additional questions or needs.
Collectorpro Software has experienced the growth and expansion of the art and antique industry along with technology advancements and is ready to help everyone catalog their collection with speed and ease.
Collectorpro Software products are designed for the personal computer running the Microsoft Windows operating system. For complete information and free evaluation software, visit the Collectorpro Software Group, Inc. web site at www.collectorpro.com
Press Contact:
Brian Hiatt
Collectorpro Software Group, Inc.
2205 Osburn Road
Arrington, TN 37014-9753
Phone: 615-395-4670
Email: information@collectorpro.com
Web site: www.collectorpro.com
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By Anonymous
Antiques, old stuff, a bit of history, but junk?
Yes, some people may call it junk, but to millions of hungry antique shoppers in the world, this junk could be more precious than a new car! Antique malls and shops are popping up faster than fast food restaurant chains. Perhaps it is the idea of snooping through personal belongings, or the idea of peeking into the past for an afternoon, but for each person there is a reason to love antiques!
So how does a person go about finding antiques on the Internet? The most common way would, of course, be a search engine. These websites are handy for quick searches, however, they tend to include much more than what you are looking for. It is easy to understand how someone could get anxious and upset when looking for antiques and finding a website pertaining to new hair growth, or the ever present adult websites.
With that in mind, The Antique Shopping Guide has come up with a solution to this problem! A new company that is just now beginning to make it’s presence known on the web, the antique shopping guide is a comprehensive list of antique dealers, malls, stores, small Mom & Pop type shops and more. They offer a broad range of advertising options for business owners to choose from, as well as a classified section for dealers without websites to promote their items.
Browse through antique shops in your area, or, are you going on vacation soon? Look up antique shops in the area you plan on visiting and set up a schedule to visit them when you get there! Business owners also have the option of offering printable coupons for the customer to print out and take with them on their visit.
Why search for hours when you can find what you need all on one website? Visit www.AntiqueShoppingGuide.com today!
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By Anonymous
Over the past five decades Bass Player Harvey Brooks has been an integral part of the music revolution spawned in the 60's performing with many music greats, including Bob Dylan (Highway 61 Revisited), Richie Havens (Mixed Bag) Miles Davis (Bitches Brew), The Doors (Soft Parade), Eric Von Schmidt, Jim Rooney, B.B.King, Tom Rush, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Gordon Lightfoot, Ian & Sylvia, Eric Anderson, Judy Collins, Fred Neil, Karen Dalton, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Al Kooper, Danny Korchmar, Jimmy Vivino, John Sebastian, John Simon, The Band, Jefferson Airplane, Fontella Bass (Brilliant-People Magazine, June 1995) and many other notables.
Treasureshidden, a new venture which Harvey started with his wife/partner Bonnie, a place on the internet where busy people can find scores of unusual items without the usual surfing. Here Harvey will also share his musical history.
Bonnie Brooks has twenty five years of media and commercial film production. Bonnie is included in the Smithsonian Museum with Lisa Dougherty. Past Public Relations Director for the Discovery Museum. Creator of the first rock & roll art exhibit, "Rock & Roll Art & Artifact", traveling exhibit "From Page to Screen" for Westonwoods (Scholastic), Martha Stewart and Mrs Butterworths Paintings, John Swanson Exhibit, Milton Avery Exhibit, Louis Nizer Exhibit, Lifetime Television "The Virgin Mary" and ArtNet International, the first interactive televised auction of Antiques and Collectibles, Website Highway Adventure that was highlighted in the New York Times and others. Political Appointment Department of Public Utilities for the Town of Westport. Board of Directors for Pima Youth Partnership, Tucson, Arizona.
Painters on Treasureshidden include: Nancy Prevo (Tucson Artist), Barbara Wilk (Westport Artist), Eric Von Schmidt (Tucson Artist), Anthony Whiting (Greenwich Artist), Linda Thomas (Westport Naturalist Painter) and many others.
Additionally Treasureshidden offers Arbuckles' coffee, the coffee that won the West and Rodeo natural skin care products.
Treasureshidden.com your one stop shop for ish on the internet. What's New That's Old added regularly.
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