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How to Digitally Organize Your DVD Collection

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There's a new software out that makes organizing your DVDs a painless task. It's called MyDVDs and it will change the way you look at the cumbersome task of cataloging your collection forever.

By: Naz Ir

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Tips & Warnings:

  • If you have several versions of a DVD, you will need to repeat the process for each version.
  • Be sure to enter the full title of the movie. MyDVDs will not work with a wildcard search.

Step1
Download the 'MyDVDs' software from the following site:

http://www.mydvds1.com/
Step2
Install and launch the software.
Step3
Click on the 'File' menu followed by 'New DVDs'.
Step4
Enter the Title and click on the 'Search' icon next to it to look for a DVD among the list in the online database.
Step5
You will be presented with a list of movies that match the description of your search. Select the appropriate DVD that you have.
Step6
The program will auto-fill the fields that are available.
Step7
Click on 'Add' to finalize the process. The DVD is now in your digital collection.

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