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The New York Times (Circuits)
March 21, 2002 Finally, a Way to Itemize Star Trek Memorabilia
by J.D. BIERSDORFER 
Collectors of everything from Fitzgerald first editions to ceramic chicken figurines now have another software option for keeping track of their inventory, a cataloging program called MyStuff.
Version 1.1 of MyStuff, made by a company called MyStuff, is compatible with Windows 95 and later and includes many new features to help collectors corral their collections on the computer.
MyStuff provides areas in which to enter information on an object's history, condition and location, and allows the user to import a digital image of the object within the listing. MyStuff records could be useful for wider purposes, including appraisals, insurance policy information, inventory and accounting. Users can also use the software to create slide shows and screen savers.
MyStuff version 1.1 sells for $99.95. Users can download a free 30-day trial version and find more information at www.collectify.com. www.nytimes.com
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