John, hope this is not too shameless a plug, but the website I work for does
almost all of what you are asking. http://www.snappystuff.com acts as
personal inventory management with all sorts of categories, and you can make
your own locations. It is free too.

On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 1:05 PM, Carl Denk <cdenk@alltel.net> wrote:

> If the issue is importing the text data from the web page or E-mail
> order info, I use a SNAGIT, a screen grabber that can take most anything
> from the screen or clipboard (text or image) and export it to clipboard,
> a file or other output. I use it to copy/paste sort of thing to get text
> (alphanumeric) to the Excel spreadsheet including financial data.
>
> Philip Pemberton wrote:
> > Stephen D. Barnes wrote:
> >
> >> That looks simple and easy to use! Nice work.
> >> It gives me some ideas for my own hobby inventory system.
> >>
> >
> > Development's basically frozen on the web version though.. and the
> Digikey
> > data importer tends to fall over if you try and import more than two or
> three
> > items (actually, PHP times out).
> >
> > I'm working on moving it into a C++ / wxWidgets / SQLite based
> application in
> > my "copious spare time" (ha!) but development on that is just as slow...
> >
> >
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