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    New Project, Tell me what you think.

    I just started making a huge master list of all the star players, prospects/rcs, inserts and GU/Auto cards that I have for trade. I think its going pretty well so far. What a job though!
    Check out this link. Any feedback would be very helpful!!
    http://www.freewebs.com/twinsfan29/MasterList.pdf
    If you don't have Adobe Acrobat reader, here is the excel file link:
    http://www.freewebs.com/twinsfan29/MasterList.xls

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    dont use adobe reader... i have a relatively fast computer and it takes too much time to load...

    james

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    huh, pulls up in a sec for me

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    i guess my computer isnt adobe friendly... its always been that way though. do you have a mac or a pc?

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    I have a PC. I'm just working on making a huge master list then I'll export it to word or something. Making the list is the important part.

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    i also have a pc that im on now... still not working on that but my laptop is a mac and it loads fine there.... word would probably be your best bet though.

    james

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    You could always make it on your notebook. That way it would be more user friendly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 11chaos
    You could always make it on your notebook. That way it would be more user friendly.

    I agree, I've always found it best to do my tradelists in notepad as well simply because its so easy to transfer it to almost anywhere with a simple cut 'n paste.

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    Looking good. My one suggestion would be to break up the "Serial" column into the two parts. That way you could sort by the number of cards it's out of and could see all of the cards you have that are out of 10, etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrbaseball969
    I agree, I've always found it best to do my tradelists in notepad as well simply because its so easy to transfer it to almost anywhere with a simple cut 'n paste.

    I find Excel to be waayyyy better. Its neat and clean, plus I can sort it easily when I add new cards with just the click of a button. Not only that but it has an auto fill. So if I've entered a players name in the "player" colum before it auto fills it. This saves alot of time! Once the list is complete I will export it to a Word document which almost everyone can open.

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