Haven't tried the software (not sure why I'd want to click the mouse 1000 times per second!) but I'd sure like to know where to download that desktop background.

I've been using this utility for over a year and it has saved my bacon at least twice that I can remember. And the thing is, once you install/configure it, you totally forget that it's running and keeping copies of your work. That is until things go wrong with whatever application you're working in. Then it hit you . . . I have backup copies. You launch the main application and BAM, all versions of your document are there for you to recover. Indispensable and worth twice the shareware price.

The further that I get into this program the more I like it. Unfortunately, that also means coming up with suggestions that wil add work load for the developer, but hopefully make the program better.

1. How about a "preference" menu that let's us pick the location for our collection files. A lot of us do regular backups of our "Documents" folder, so there would be a good place to store these files.
2. If the above is not possible, how about adding a backup within the program that allows a regular backup of the files rather than a 7z version.
3. The programs "preference" file is loose in the Application Support folder. Why not store it in the 'myVinyl" folder that gets created in the Application Support folder by the program.

As one who is of the "LP Generation" as well as a long time Mac user appreciate the work that has gone into this program. Since retiring I have spent endless hours looking for a Mac application that would help with getting together a database (OK, so far it's only a "listing") of my extensive LP collection without me having to manually enter each and every album/track. To date this is the only offering, and a good one at that.

Suggestions:
1. Allow the user to make the album art smaller so it still fits into the program without having to stretch the window all the way across the screen.
2. Allow the user to pick which fields show up in the listing. I do not care to see the "Country", "Release ID" or "Format." I'm using this for my LP collection only so that field is, for me at least, not useful.

Many thanks to the developer. I will be registering and hope others that use this program will also as we need to encourage/reward developers who write good programs.

I've been trying out on-line backup programs for months now. Dropbox looked promising but the issues are many, and security (read encryption!) does not exist.

Tried CrashPlan based on the very favorable review in MacWorld and I'll tell you it's perfect. Not only does the program perform, I've had questions that I emailed the support contact about, and received an email response back within 24 hours in all three cases (and I'm not even a "paid" user yet).

I'll be signing up tonight and I recommend that anyone looking for an easy, Mac like, secure on-line backup program give CrashPlan a serious look.

Tried to import a small (7 albums) Excel export from Discogs just to test out the import function. Program hangs after the first album is imported.