[78-L] Registry backlog

[Kristjan Saag]

It could be that Tyrone is more involved in church activities these days.
http://akronadventist.com/members/media/
Kristjan



On 2019-04-19 05:31, Rodger J Holtin wrote:
> I keep a list by borrowing the labor of Steven Abrams and Tyrone 
> Settlemier. Steve created a huge list of American 78 issues and Tyrone 
> has posted it on the internet in chart/spreadsheet format at 
> http://www.78discography.com/ I downloaded (well, copied/pasted, 
> actually) most of the major labels and created Excel files from that. 
> I added a column and marked it with a 1 if I owned a title. Most of 
> the American pop records of the 78rpm era are already listed, and all 
> I've got to do is check them off as they arrive. When my grandson was 
> seven years old he was learning Excel basics and he had a ball over a 
> few weekends helping old grandad by scrolling to the next number I 
> called out, typing a 1 in the appropriate boxes. Then he moved away. I 
> sure miss him. I suggest you hurry if you're going to copy the pages 
> as I did, as I see the site hasn't been updated since October 26, 2017 
> and most of the ancillary links on the home page are dead, so it looks 
> like it's now an orphaned page, but the listings I just checked all 
> still worked. I'd be lost without it. Tyrone used to be on 78-L but 
> haven't heard from him in years. One link that does work is to take 
> you to his Facebook page, and it seems to have been dormant since 
> October 26, 2017 also. Anybody know anything about Tyrone? Rodger 
> Holtin 78-L Member Since MCMXCVIII For Best Results Use Victor Needles 
> -----Original Message----- From: 78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com 
> [mailto:78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com] On Behalf Of Lloyd Davies 
> Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2019 9:10 PM To: 78-l at klickitat.78online.com 
> Subject: [78-L] Registry backlog An acquaintance, known as the 
> "Collecting Detective", advised me that my wish/need to catalogue my 
> discs & sheet music is making me fall behind in registering my newest 
> acquisitions. Observing and recording the details of my purchases in 
> CATraxx is a great part of the pleasure for me. But instead of filing 
> my materiel in their appropriate subject categories & intended use, 
> everything is piling up according to how far I have got in processing 
> them. A casual observer might (mistakenly!) conclude that things are 
> getting into a mess. Does anyone have tips for streamlining the entry 
> of new additions to their collection? (Everyone keeps a list of what 
> they own, right?) - Stephen in Calgary 
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