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[nomercy]

Thanks for sharing that. I was thinking sort of along those lines as well, but thought I was being too anal and obsessing about too many details. I do see the benefits to doing it that way though.

I write PHP/MySQL, Unix shell scripts to organize things sometimes, but I'm trying to break the habit of spending too much time on the writing 'duct tape' type tools rather than actually using them for the purposes I intended. But a simple spreadsheet seems like it would help out a lot without getting sucked into a bunch of coding to catalog URLs, content, etc. I just might try that. Thanks.

[MrYum]

Originally Posted by nomercy

Thanks for sharing that. I was thinking sort of along those lines as well, but thought I was being too anal and obsessing about too many details. I do see the benefits to doing it that way though.

I write PHP/MySQL, Unix shell scripts to organize things sometimes, but I'm trying to break the habit of spending too much time on the writing 'duct tape' type tools rather than actually using them for the purposes I intended. But a simple spreadsheet seems like it would help out a lot without getting sucked into a bunch of coding to catalog URLs, content, etc. I just might try that. Thanks.

Yea...it IS very easy in this biz to get caught up in the little things. Try to use the KISS principle whenever possible

Spreadsheets are a great tool...very easy to set up and convenient as hell. But then, I come from an accounting background...so I'm sorta used to spreadsheets

I've got car maintenance set up...lawn tractor...motorcycle...all on spreadsheets