COMIC COLLECTOR IMPORT IMAGE CRACKED
I like to use this feature for CoAs or to keep old images of a book that's been cracked and reslabbed. "Other" will basically just save the file's location along with the book but it won't be visible in the comic browser." I've never used the "Movie" function but if any of you do use it, I'd love to see what it does/how it looks. "Interior Art" should be selected if you'd like the image visible in the comic browser. On this pop-up, simply type in your description and click Okay. To edit the description, double-click the image on the list, or select the image and click the pencil icon to the right of the button you used to add the image in the first place, it will become enabled when you've selected an image. The description isn't actually visible from the comic browser but it's nice to give it a description you can decipher in the future. Once done, the file will be added to the list (2) but the description will read simply use the filename. Find and select the image you'd like to add and click okay. This will immediately open a file browser so you can find and select the image you want to add. To add an image, click on the two polaroid pictures icon shown above (1). This is handled from the Links tab on the Edit Comic Menu, just like the web links above.
COMIC COLLECTOR IMPORT IMAGE VERIFICATION
I like to use this feature to link my graded books to the Grader's Notes on CBCS' website, the CGC Verification page, and my book's page on but I'm sure some of you may have other links you'd like to keep handy.
If you copied the link to your clipboard before hand, the program will automatically add it to the URL section, so all you have to do is fill out what the link is and press "OK." To Add your own link, press the "+" icon (3). Every comic, by default, will have a link to the book's entry in CLZ's internal database (2). To get started, open the Edit Comic menu by either pressing Ctrl+Enter, clicking on the pencil icon on the top left of the app, or by right-clicking on the comic you want to edit and selecting "Edit One Comic." Not a big deal, really but it's a neat place to consolidate links around the web related to your book.
To start off, I wanted to share a couple of things I wanted to start a thread where we could share ideas, ask questions, and show each other how we're using it in case other users can make use of it. Some of its features are easily overlooked or can be used in different ways to suit your needs. It's pretty well-featured and has a good degree of customization. 's Comic Collector is one of the more popular collection management programs out there and the one I personally use.
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