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ReaderWare and AllConsuming (#940)
Posted: 1/23/2003; 12:54 PM by Terry Frazier
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Can ReaderWare's personal library database be connected to AllConsuming and streamline the creation of large book collections? Can the link between the two be such that some additional value is added to the Readerware library?

This is one of those ideas that pops up whenever the uninitiated look at something for the first time. I am only beginning to experiment with AllConsuming and and extensions like booktalk, and my grasp of the organizing principles and technology is limited. I've been using Readerware to catalog my personal library since the summer. I don't know if the connection is possible, or makes sense. But it immediately came to mind as a way to get large book collections entered into the AllConsuming system, and expand the possible ways the service could be used.

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