Library Manager for Windows

Can you guess what Library Manager does? It's designed to manage libraries, or at least to help libraries manage their books. It does a great job with that purpose in view. It may not be the ideal solution for bibliophiles, but it is a great tool for those who manage bibliophiles.

Library Manager has a lot to offer. The interface and installation are easy to use. The software's primary purpose is to organize and manage books. Library managers can rest assured that it does a great job. Standard filing systems can be used to organize books and they can be easily cross-referenced. It is possible to print Bar Code 39 for Books using their Accession Number. This is very nice.

Library Manager can issue and deposit books, digital media and newspapers, as you would expect from a fully-fledged library management system. Multiple barcodes can be printed and identification cards can also be created. (Laminating not included).

You can track fines, apply them automatically, track them, and send reminder emails. You can finess and change the number of book loans to lenders whenever you need. You can also issue books for staff members separately.

Key Features

Complete library management system. Bar Code 39 can be used to print Books by their Accession number. All administrative functions can be managed. Arrange books by department. Numerous reporting features. Print bar codes and IDs. Track fines.

Please note that Library Manager is shareware. This means that you can use it and share it, but you can only access 50 books and records for 25 students or 15 staff members. The full version of Library Manager is required to access unlimited numbers and make unlimited use. However, you can still try it for as many days as you wish before you purchase, so that's okay.