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dubnick 09:34 AM 04-09-2009
I'd really like that as well. It would be very helpful.
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Waynegro1 10:15 AM 04-09-2009
This is the software I use and it's very user friendly.

http://www.stogiefresh.com/stogie_rate3.htm
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Mirrorlure7m 10:15 AM 04-09-2009
I like Mobile Stogie for the Iphone .
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Beer Doctor 10:52 AM 04-09-2009
I use an excel spreadsheet.
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sikk50 11:44 AM 04-09-2009
I use to use an excel spread sheet, but now I just use Mobile Stogie, since I always have my phone out when I'm smoking because I use Tasting Notes for my reviews keeping inventory on my iPhone was just so so much more convinient (sp?)
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DPD6030 01:58 PM 04-09-2009
Mobile stogie for the i-touch :-)
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Ashcan Bill 02:06 PM 04-09-2009
Keep track? What a novel idea. :-)

I've have a fairly good idea of what's in the cabinet, but knowing exactly what's in there would take a lot of the fun away. :-)
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kaelaria 09:46 PM 04-11-2009
I reviewed a couple options here: http://cigarobsession.com/2009/03/14...tasting-notes/
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Throb 11:30 PM 04-11-2009
Mobile Stogie for the iPhone. I like it!
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Silound 12:01 AM 04-12-2009
I have FAR more cigars than I could possibly keep an accurate count of. It would take me a good day's work to inventory all of it. Ergo, most of my inventory in in my head, and when I can't find what I'm looking for, I know it's time to restock.


I'm often wrong, but I don't see any problem with finding a three year old box of PAM's in the back of my vino :-)
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poriggity 12:06 AM 04-12-2009
Yup, Mine is in my head.. at least until I get a bigger cabinet, then maybe I will keep track of sealed boxes with a spreadsheet.. I go through so many different ones so quickly, I'd be constantly changing my software.
Scott
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