Ugh so I have a good many DVD's currently. around 300 some odd DVD's. I had them all in huge DVD wallets. Easy to find kind of.

Now I have decided to put them all back in their cases which are on a shelf. So I did, took me a good hour to do so. Then I proceeded to alphabetize them. Ugh that took awhile and I made mistakes along the way. I have an entire 3 shelf book case filled with DVD's now in alphabetical order. Very easy to find when I want to watch one.

I know not interesting, but that is what my afternoon consisted of, besides playing COD4 on 360.

 

No I have to figure out how I am going to do my HD DVD discs.

 

With a 15 year old son I'm lucky if I can even find my DVD's when I want to watch. Much less alphabetize them. At least you're not as bad as this one friend of ours, he used to alphabetize the foods in his freezer.[]

 

I have my movies in similar binders. I've gotten sick of how much space the cases take up. I also did the alphabetization as well as categorized the movies; different category, different binder (this is when I was approaching 300+ movies). Never again. Wasted enough of my time doing it once. I'm not willing to redo it when I get more movies. But I did create an excel spreadsheet (nerd-alert!) for when I don't feel like fumbling through each and every binder which has happened several times.

 

Nerd, Nerd, Nerd, Nerd, Nerd, Quick, someone tell me how to turn my nerd alarm off.

 

Select Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Scheduled Tasks>Advanced(from the toolbar)>check disable Nerd-alert.







(Just kidding). That was TOO funny, jks2.

 

Somehow I just knew you would no the correct steps to disable Nerd-alert

 

Very good!!!


JPN