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Publish your library to .Mac with a single click, or import your FTP preferences from Transmit and use that (if you’re the sort of person who knows what “FTP” is).Use one of the pretty templates our artist made for you, or create your own using standard HTML and CSS (with a few extensions of course).Publish your whole library, or select only the shelves you want the world to see when you publish — remember to mark private items with our special flag, so you don’t accidentally let your patients know you’re reading Appendectomies for Dummies.

Catalog your books, movies, music, software, toys (including board games), tools, electronics, & video games... and even your clothes and jewelry (but you’ll mostly have to enter those last two by hand).

Delicious Library 2 has no absolute item limit; it uses Apple’s new CoreData framework to drastically cut down on how long it takes us to load and save files, and their new CoreAnimation framework to efficiently draw tons of items without any pauses.We routinely test with five thousand items on our laptop machines and find Delicious Library 2 quite snappy — your performance will depend on your machine’s available RAM, its graphics processor, and its disk speed (in that order).

When you export your collection to the web (see “Web Publishing”) we automatically add in a special version optimized for your iPhone or iPod touch. It’s like having your library in your pocket when you go to your favorite bookstore (or video store, or game shop, or electronics hut), except you don’t need really, really big pockets.

Delicious Library has won three Apple Design Awards in versions one and two! Designed and developed exclusively for OS X, we take advantage of almost every new Leopard feature, including CoreAnimation for incredibly fast graphics and CoreData to allow huge collections and QuickLook to view individual items without launching Library.Don’t have Leopard yet? Well... Delicious Library 1 can still be purchased for users of OS X 10.3 and 10.4, but we’d encourage you to upgrade when you can.

Reprogram Delicious Library 2 with our full read and modify AppleScript® support.In an industry first, script authors can not only add their scripts to Delicious Library 2’s main menu, but can now specify exactly where the new command should appear. Now your new “Import from MyStinkyOldApp” command script can be put under the File ▶ Import, where it should be, instead of being exiled to the some Scripts menu ghetto with all the other misplaced commands.If you’re not wild about AppleScript, you can also write Cocoa tools or shell scripts that extend Delicious Library 2, and have those appear as new menu options as well.

Export to the standard BibTeX format (or to the Bookends application), or rich text in the six most common bibliography formats — AMA, Turabian, APA, CBE, Chicago, MLA, or even OMGWTFBBQ.

Speak the title of any book, CD, DVD, or video game and it’s instantly highlighted.In version 2, you may speak just the first part of a multi-part title, so saying “Visual Explanations” will find Edward Tufte’s Visual Explanations: Images and Quantities, Evidence and Narrative.

Since Delicious Library 2 keeps track of the current value of your things, you may discover that some of your books or DVDs are worth way more than you think. Filthy lucre! But how to get it?Well, one click in Delicious Library takes you to Amazon’s selling site for the item, a second selects the item’s condition, and then you hit ok (click #3).That’s it. It costs you nothing up front, and Amazon will send you a check as soon as the item sells and tell you where to ship it.

Delicious Library 2’s import helper examines your text files and suggests options, easily snarfing data from a variety of formats.Export your library to XML, delimited text files, Excel, a variety of standard bibliography formats, or even back to Delicious Library 1 if you’re a masochist.Delicious Library 2’s native file format is industry-standard sqlite3, and, for hackers, we’ve even included our ‘xcdatamodel’ source, so you can write your own CoreData applications that read Delicious Library 2’s files (if AppleScript isn’t enough).

Take your virtual card catalog with you — just plug in your iPod (except Touch) and automatically sync your library to your iPod’s Notes menu.If you have an iPod touch or iPhone, use one-click web publishing to publish specially-formatted versions of your library for viewing on your device. Now when you go to the store, your shelves go with you.

Print your library using one of our very beautiful built-in templates, or create your own if you have mad HTML and CSS skillz.We include a compact format that’s perfect for folding up and sticking in your pocket when you go to the bookstore (or video store, or music store...) if you don’t have an iPhone.

We add your albums, TV shows, movies, & audiobooks from iTunes, and put ’em all on their own shelves, just like your physical items. Compare your physical CD collection to your iTunes CD collection by selecting both shelves and seeing which items are doubled! Publish your iTunes collection to the web with a single click. Launch iTunes albums (use your Apple Remote!) from Delicious Library.Individual iTunes songs are grouped together into albums on our shelves to make them easier to view — Apple liked this feature so much they copied it for iTunes 7, but it’s still pretty great to have 'em in Delicious Library.As you modify your iTunes collection, Delicious Library notices the changes and keeps itself instantly up-to-date; rate a song in iTunes, and when you click back on Delicious Library you’ll find the album’s rating is changed too!

As in iTunes or iPhoto, smart shelves in Delicious Library 2 allow you to make up rules for a shelf, and have it populate itself with the items that match. And, if you understand boolean logic, you can build up extra-complex expressions with AND and OR using simple drag and drop (just hit the ⎇ key when you add a line).You could make a shelf of hardback mystery books that are currently worth over $40, or DeWalt tools that are more than 2 feet tall, or even DVDs from the ’70s whose cover is green or blue. And with our industry-first automatic currency conversion, rules based on prices will work between different countries, so you can compare £ to ¥ to US$ and get their real, relative values.

Apple’s new CoreAnimation framework allows application developers to get the speed of OpenGL, which is what games like Quake use to draw their stunning graphics.Delicious Library 2 uses CoreAnimation to draw its shelves, so scrolling and zooming are incredibly smooth and responsive, even with huge libraries. And, since we had graphics power to spare, we added some cool animations... because it made us smile.

If you and a friend are in the same place and are both running Delicious Library 2, you’ll automaticaly share your libraries. Now your LAN parties just got a little geekier.If your friends are remote, you can still add their published libraries from the web and view them from inside your copy of Delicious Library 2 — you can specify where their library is or even let Delicious Library find it for you.

Use your built-in or external iSight web camera to scan in your stuff — just hold the barcode up to the camera and it’s instantly added to your digital shelves (assuming it’s in our vast database of items).Delicious Library was the first application ever with this feature, and although we have spawned a raft of imitators do not be fooled — as of this writing none of the others work with internal web cams, like the ones on every iMac and MacBook and MacBook Pro. Only Delicious Library has support for internal cameras.

If you’ve got a lot of items and a Bluetooth-equipped Mac, get our second-generation RoV® wireless LASER barcode scanner to scan in items from all over your house, business, school, church, synagogue, or small unmapped pacific island full of polar bears.If you wander out of wireless range, the scanner automatically remembers up to 4,000 barcodes that will be imported the next time you’re back near your computer.

Browse through shelves and media using your Apple Remote® (if your Mac has one). Pressing ‘play’ works as you’d expect on iTunes songs or movies and will “Look Inside” books. You can also manually set ‘play’ to open any URL for any of your items.

Always losing your cordless drills? Or DVDs? Used books? No longer.Drag any item onto a person from the built-in OS X Address Book and check it out to a friend or family member. A due-date is automatically placed in your built-in OS X Calendar, reminding you to remind them that you may not want to lose another copy of The Long Run.

If you’re into tweaking your data, you’ll appreciate our new autocomplete feature, which works for fields like actors, creators, composers, platforms (&c) and snarfs values from other items you own.Fields like languages, formats, platforms, conditions, MPAA ratings, and ESRB ratings also have built-in autocompletion presets, since, for instance, language names don’t change very often.

Delicious Monster donates a varying but large chunk (about 5x Google's percentage!) of its gross income to progressive charities around the world. Our customers have helped us give several hundred thousand dollars to tsunami relief, hurricane relief, Child’s Play, and 826 Valencia.

In another industry-first, we incorporate automatic conversion of the world’s most popular currencies, so if you sort a list of books whose prices are in £ and ¥ and US$, you’ll always get the correct ordering. (This also works for smart shelves when price is a criterion.)

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