www.bewet.fora.pl

yaA9f6t0

Whether you're a fan of books,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], movies, music, or even comics, you want to keep your library organized. This not only keeps your residence free of clutter, but it makes an excellent decoration and conversation piece. When you're starting out,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], keeping things organized is easy, but as your collection increases, it becomes more important that you come up with a working system to keep everything in its rightful place. A haphazard approach will make things more confusing and stressful than it should be.
Fans of the graphic arts will amass a large collection faster than collectors of other things for a variety of reasons. The first being that new comics come out every week, making it easy for fans to make frequent trips to the comic book store; the second is that many read several comics ensuring that their library grows by a minimum of the number of ongoings they read every month; and of course, there's the fact that comics are simply cheaper, making it easy even for working class people to amass large collections over time.
Organizing your comic book collection
Organizing your movies
The easiest way to organize your books is by author. Truthfully, depending on how many books you have, you may not even need to organize them as most people tend to have one bookshelf. If you are an avid reader and do have multiple shelves worth of books, than going by author is your best bet. From there you can either organize each author's work by title, publication date, or random selection.
Organizing your book collection
You can go one further and organize them according to genre. It's not necessary, but if you want to make searching that much easier, it is certainly an option.
It becomes tricky when all of the titles link together to create one story arc. Generally, it's best to keep the titles to themselves as opposed to mixing the comics together to put the story in chronological order.
Comic book stores offer a variety of custom made boxes that can hold your comics. There are three choices to choose from: the short box, the long box, and the drawer box. Most collectors go with the long box, but for the avid collector, drawer boxes are the best choice as you can stack them on top of each other while still being able to access the books inside without having to move other boxes around.
You can't go wrong with titles. Alphabetical order seems obvious and simple, but there's nothing wrong with that. It makes scanning through your collection much easier, as well as makes filing new movies much quicker. There are a few hiccups such as Batman Begins/The Dark Knight where you either have to
For those who read books that fall outside the traditional fiction/non-fiction categories,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], such as graphic novels, manga, or game books, you can put those on their own shelf or give them their own section within your general library.
If you are a fan of tie-in fiction, such as the Forgotten Realms or Star Wars novels,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], than you will want to keep those in their own section. If your library is organized alphabetically, you can cluster all of them under "S" or "F' depending on the franchise title that you read.
Read on
Highlights from Otafest 2010
Where to Find Free Library Software for Your Personal Library
Eden of the East - Original Soundtrack Review
This, more than others, will require a fairly disciplined organization system. You'll want to keep all of the same titles together and have them arranged in such a way that you know where each series goes. Since there are several characters (Batman and Superman for example) who have multiple titles going on at once, many find it easier to just group them together and file it accordingly.
相关的主题文章：

[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]

[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]

[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]