About Movie Collection Manager
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Movie Collection Manager management application for movie collections written in the Java programming language which allows it to be used across all platform supporting the relevant Java technology. Movie Collection Manager’s goal is to simplify the process keeping track of movie collections while still being easy to use and accessible to all its users.
Some features include:
Features coming soon:
Adding a movie to Movie Collection Manager
Admin Uncategorized In order to add a movie to Movie Collection Manager click File -> Add new movie or click the Add new button in the toolbar. The following window should appear on your screen.
Enter the following information in the text boxes.
Name - The name of the movie.
Genre - The genre or genres of the movie. Separate with commas.
Running Time (min) – The running time of the movie – how long it is.
Year of Release – The year the movie was released in.
Director – The director or directors of the movie. Separate with commas.
Age Restriction – The age restriction of the movie.
Country – The nationality of the film.
Seen – Check the box if you have seen the movie, leave unchecked if not seen.
Location on Hard Drive – Where the movie is located on your hard drive. This is nessacary if you want to play the movie from inside Movie Collection Manager. Click the Browse button to browse for a file on your computer.
Picture – The location on the picture of your hard drive. The picture will be displayed in the left of the main interface of Movie Collection Manager. Click the Browse button to browse for a file on your computer.
Getting Started with Movie Collection Manager
Admin Uncategorized In order to use Movie Collection Manager you have to download it from http://www.mediafire.com/?w4a14h5i43me541 to your computer. Once the download has been completed unzip all the files inside using a program like 7zip for example. In order for Movie Collection Manager to function correctly the lib folder and moviesDatabase.jar must be located in the same directory.
It should look something like this:
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