Treasure Hunting Database I created...Free

[grafer]

Over the holidays I created a Microsoft Access Treasure hunting database to track my finds. If anyone has Microsoft Access 2000 or greater on their computers they are welcome to a copy of it. If you have later versions of Access you should still be able to use it, or you can convert to your version using "tools-->database utilities--> convert to ..." from your menu in your version of Access. It should convert with no problems. Here are some screenshots of the database.

This is the main switchboard ...


This is the main Generic Hunt Data Entry Form


This is Unique Item Data Entry Form for single items you want to track....


And you can get running YTD totals at any time....



Just PM me if you want a copy. Let me know ... Ron

[abearzzz]

you did a great job on this data base....but no thanks for me ....too much info for uncle sam to get hold of..

[RON (PA)]

Awesome job. Does it have a search function. Just in case you can't remember if a previous site was productive. Can you search for "Riger'ts Farm" (example) or to see where you find that 1943 steel penny cache of 5000? Just curious? Not being critical in any way. Looks like you did one heck of a great job with it.

[pookie-princess of rust]

cool

[Cynangyl]

That looks great! I bet it could be very handy for those folks that get out frequently and in many different areas. I forgot to look...is there a spot for pulltabs? That would be my highest count I am sure! lol

[DRS244]

Ron,

I just wanted to say publically that this is a great program and the price is unbelievable. I just received it a few days ago and have been adding all my hunts into it. Very easy to use and fun at the same time; thank you very much for allowing me to use this. I am looking forward to the next time you get board and have the desire to make another program

V/R,

Dave

[taz in omaha ne]

Ron,
Let me say thanks for the prg you sent me that you made up. Works perfect an really fits the bill for my needs. Thanks Again for sharing this Jae

[UncleVinnys]

Nice job!
Great idea!
and THANKS for the service.

I've been doing that MANUALLY, and a program is so much more efficient.

A big payoff is to record where we've found coins older than 1965, and that way
have a list of the best silver shooting sites.

[SilverFinger]

This -should- run on OpenOffice for those who don't have M$ Access or M$ Office. OpenOffice is a free (GNU Public license, open source) M$ Office compatible suite of programs.

You can download open source OpenOffice at http://www.openoffice.org

I have a similar, easy to use, stand alone program too. It is similar to this but it will run on any Windows PC without additional software.

[allen]

thanks for the offer,
but i keep a record
of all my finds in
my notebook.

[relichunters]

May I have a copy?

[Blackbeard59]

hi, i just got back into detecting after a 15 year lapse.got a fisher cz-21 from my wife for my 50th b-day. i am very interested in your data base.
could you let me know how to get a copy?
thanks!
Tom
tsrock59@msn.com

[backitup83]

Im interested also, could you send me a copy please.. My email is backitup83@cox.net
Thank you in advance,,
Michael Chesapeake va

[mgtmadness]

send me a copy please m^g^t^m^a^d^n^e^s^s^0^4^@yahoo.com (Minus all the ^^^)

[oneeye]

Looks good and saves me the time of creating one. You have a PM. Thanks.
Dan

[willisjj]

would love to try it out! Sent you an email as well....

[Tdurre01]

IS there a site where i can download microsoft access