Magic Cataloging

Over the years, I've come across many tools that help to catalog one's collection. I remember downloading Magic Suitcase back in the mid 90's, and I even have a spreadsheet lying around somewhere from 1994 that had my whole collection listed out by color (4 decks of Unlimited + a few random packs and trades with friends).

I just found a nice one called Magic Assistant over at sourceforge (which, by the way, is an amazing place to get lost). You can find it at http://sourceforge.net/projects/mtgbrowser . It's free, updates from the web with a click, displays images, and lets you run tournaments. All that in addition to cataloging a collection, performing advanced filters (queries) for cards, and letting you build decks.

While I like essentialmagic.com and deckbox.org for allowing "cloud deck construction," I don't like how clunky it can be to organize and search for cards. If you're looking for a client program that works on Mac or PC, five it a whirl.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/mtgbrowser

i'll five it a whirl, but only if it's four three.

MidniteEffort wrote:i'll five it a whirl, but only if it's four three.

Help... me... turning into Jim... nooooooooooo!

Two-che. You've one this round. I'm such a zero.

I don't mean to be the negative one, but you'd be negative two if you made this many mistakes recently.

How do I 'Thank' posts on here xD Those last two posts were awesome.
Thanks for the program too, I will be sure to make good use of it.

~Zuty