Perfins- Hungarian & Romanian

rod222

Did you do the database yourself, or is there a program?

Do you have contact with the creator of that catalog?

http://www.romaniastamps.com/perfin/perfins.htm

That is a 3 second database, employing the 1980's "Microsoft Works"
I use it daily over the past 30 years.




He has his contact on the web link.
The first time I contacted him, took 2 months to reply,
The second, I did not get a response, he is a very busy fellow, but with one of the best specialists catalogues online.
A work of art.

Would it be possible for you to get the database from you?

Your posts are very brief.
Not sure what you are after.

If the program no, I cannot assist, it is MSWorks (you must get version 4.5) about $20 on ebay

You can design a database in seconds.

If I recall, you can get this program free on the internet, "out of date software" but they often are filled with Virii, so I would not recommend that unless you know what you are doing.

I'm using on MS Office, Works is out of date :-) Is part of acess, do you do it in it?
I thought you had a cracked database right on the stamps.
I would like to create a virtual catalog of Romania's Perfins, which could be used to pack ICs and individual perfins that I would add to the collection.

IC from my collection Fratii Wurm Bucuresti.

pema & rod222 there is a Romania perfin catalog - you should be able to buy it online someplace - it lists 723 different perfins.

In the Czech Republic, the catalog also came out, issued by Vojtìch Maxa, but it is from 1981 and so is not very up to date.

Wow!
Thanks Chasa, a "must" for moi,
I'll have to hunt that one down.

Never come across that in 9 years of collecting Romania.

No, still use MSWorks, daily.
Database, word processor and Spreadsheet all in one.

Personally, I am of the belief that creating a new catalogue of anything, is a very focussed work, one shall need dedication.
Why not improve on what exists?

Nothing wrong with a virtual catalogue however, I prefer to go down the image route.

The best all-purpose Database I have ever seen, is this beauty, with a cynosure on British Postmarks.

It just boggles my mind with its beauty and simplicity.
Kudos to the designer.

http://philatelicweb.com/pmks/

Was this a cable company?

Chimo

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