Suggestion for rarity database/lists

[Spinal]

Greetings! I really love the lists you have, but I've come up with one problem that impedes me from using them "properly"; I can't export and import things.

I have a M$ access database of games (those I have and those I need...) so transferring them manually would take AGES, could a (semi) automatic method be implemented? e.g. import a text file with comma separators for the game names or something like that?

Secondly, when I go down to the games shop, its kinda hard (and expensive) to drag my computer with me, so would printing from a list be possible?

You're great!
Spinal

[hydr0x]

Secondly, when I go down to the games shop, its kinda hard (and expensive) to drag my computer with me, so would printing from a list be possible?

You're great!
Spinal

buy the book, that's what it is for

[s1lence]

Or the Mini lists that are avalible here at

www.digitpress.com/lists

You can print them off and be oh so happy.

[thegreatescape]

You wouldnt happen to know what the G B I columns in the lite lists stands for would you?

[Wookie]

You wouldnt happen to know what the G B I columns in the lite lists stands for would you?
That would be (G)ame, (B)ox, and (I)nstructions, so you can check for completeness.

[Spinal]

Thanks! I just saw the books! I'm definetly ordering both (I so do wish I lived in USA... grumble... shipping kills to the UK!)

As for those lite lists, amazing :) Now I just need to figure a way to get access to recognise them so that it integrates the list of games I have with all the other games I need.

Would anyone else be interested in such a list in access format? (assuming I'm allowed to do this, I KNOW those lists are copywrighted, I'll include the copywright in the access file - who do I ask permission to do that? )

Michele

EDIT: Just realised, I can't seem to find the Resident Evil Chainsaw Controller for the GameCube on the lists, (System: Gamecube, Category: Non-Cart items)... Is it me or is it absent?