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Bovers Shelf Guide BOVERS SHELF GUIDE Inhaltsverzeichnis Allgemeines..........................................................................................................................................1 Schlüsselwörter.....................................................................................................................................3 Zustandsbeschreibung..........................................................................................................................7 Sortierung von Spalten.........................................................................................................................8 Libreoffice/Openoffice....................................................................................................................8 Microsoft Excel 2010/2013/2016....................................................................................................9 Was ist der „Wert & Gewinn Vergleichs Check“?..............................................................................10 Allgemeines Bei BOVERS SHELF handelt es sich um eine Tabellenkalkulation zur Erfassung seines Konsolen-, Handhelds- und Spielebestandes. Zur Nutzung wird eines der folgenden Programme vorausgesetzt: Libreoffice aktuelle Version – Kostenlos! (nicht empfohlen) Openoffice (empfohlen) aktuelle Versionn – Kostenlos! Excel 2010 (empfohlen) Excel 2013 (empfohlen) Excel 2016 (empfohlen) Unter älteren Excel Versionen wie z.b. 2007 kann 100% reibungslose Funktionalität garantiert werden. Ratschläge: – Legen Sie immer eine Sicherheitskopie der Datei BOVERS SHELF an. Bevorzugt auf einem externen Datenträger wie z.B. USB Stick. – Bei großen Sammlung von Spielen (mehr als 1000) und Konsolen empfiehlt es sich Openoffice oder Excel zu nutzen. Libreoffice hat in der Hinsicht einige Performanceprobleme bis hin zur Abstürzen bei den Tests gezeigt. – Zusätzlich ist es empfehlenswert die Dateien in weitere Dateien aufzuteilen. z.b. die Datei „Bovers Gaming Shelf Konsolen-Part1“ in zwei Dateien aufzuteilen. Das verkürzt die Ladezeiten beim Öffnen der Dateien. Schlüsselwörter Was sind Schlüsselwörter? Schlüsselwörter sind Wörter um bestimmte Events auszulösen. Beispiel: Wenn wir die Konsole „Playstation“ inklusive der Kosten und den Wert bei der Tabelle „Konsolen“ in die Spalte „Name“ eintragen: So werden die Kosten, als auch der Wert automatisch in die Tabelle „PlayStation 1“ übertragen. Somit weiß der Besitzer, wie hoch der Wert, die Kosten und der Gewinn für all seine Playstation Konsolen beträgt. Daraus folgt: Falls wir ein anderes Schlüsselwort eintragen, welches nicht festgelegt ist. z.b. „PlaXstation“, so erfolgt keine übertragen der Kosten und des Wertes in die Tabelle „PlayStation 1“. Ebenfalls wichtig ist darauf zu achten keine Leerzeichen nach oder vor einem Schlüsselwort z.b. „Playstation „ zu setzen. Aufgrund des Leerzeichens am Ende des Wortes werden Kosten und Wert nicht nach Tabelle „PlayStation 1“ übertragen. Allgemein sei für die Tabelle „Konsolen“ und der Spalte „Namen“ gesagt: Wenn man die allgemeinen Konsolen- und Handeldbezeichnung eingibt, sollten alle Werte übertragen werden. Falls man sich unsicher ist, einfach in der weiter unten stehenden Tabelle, die alle Schlüsselwörtern beinhaltet, nachprüfen. Allgemeine Schlüsselwörter Spalte Schlüsselwörter Region PAL, US, JP, sonstige Zustandsbew. 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Beendet Ja, Nein Handhelds-Schlüsselwörter Alle Schlüsselwörter beziehen sich auf die Spalte „Name“ bei der Tabelle „Handhelds“. Konsole Schlüsselwörter Gameboy Gameboy, GB Virtual Boy VirtualBoy, Virtual Boy, VB Gameboy Color Gameboy Color, GB Color Gameboy Advance Gameboy Advance, GBA Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS i, Nintendo DS XL, Nintendo Nintendo DS, DS, Nintendo DS Lite, NDS Lite, Nintendo DS Lite, Nintendo DSi XL DSi, NDSi, Nintendo DSi XL, NDSi XL, DSi, DSi XL, Nintendo DS i Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL,Nintendo 2DS Nintendo 3DS, N3DS, 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL, N3DS XL, 3DS XL, Nintendo 2DS, N2DS, 2DS Nintendo new 3DS, Nintendo new 3DS XL Nintendo new 3DS, Nintendo new 3DS XL, Nnew3DS, new 3DS, new 3DS XL, Nnew3DS XL, new3DSXL, new3DS Playstation Portable, PSP Go, PSP Slim Playstation Portable, PSP, Playstation Portable Slim & Lite, PSP Slim & Lite, PSP Slim, Playstation Portable Go, PSP Go, PSP-1000, PSP-2000, PSP N-1000, PSP-E1000 PSP Vita, Playstation (Vita) TV PSP Vita, PS Vita, Playstation TV, Playstation Vita TV, PS Vita TV Game Gear GameGear, Game Gear, Sega Game Gear Lynx Atari Lynx, Lynx WonderSwan WonderSwan, Wonder Swan NeoGeo Pocket NeoGeo Pocket, NG Pocket, Neo Geo Pocket NeoGeo Pocket Color, NeoGeo Pocket Color, NG Pocket Color, Neo Geo Pocket Color NeoGeo X NeoGeo X, NGX, Neo Geo X N-Gage N Gage, N-Gage, NG Gizmondo Giz, Gizmondo Game.com gamecom, Game.com, Gamecom Watara Supervision Watara Supervision, Supervision Systema 2000, Game Master, Game Master, Systema 2000, Systema Gamate Gamate R-Zone R-Zone, rzone Tapwave Zodiac Tapwave Zodiac, Zodiac Game King Game King, GameKing Turbo Express, PC Engine GT, Turbo Express, TurboExpress, PC Engine GT, PC Engine, PC GT GP32 GP32, GP 32 Mega Duck MegaDuck, Mega Duck Konsolen-Teil-1-Schlüsselwörter Alle Schlüsselwörter beziehen sich auf die Spalte „Name“ bei der Tabelle „Konsolen“. Konsole Schlüsselwörter Playstation 1, PSONE Playstation 1, Playstation, Psone, PSX, PSOne, Playstation1, PS1 Playstation 2, Playstation 2 Slim Playstation 2, Playstation2, PS2 Slim, PS2Slim, Playstation 2 Slim, PS2 Playstation 3, Playstation 3 Slim, Playstation 3 Playstation 3, Playstation3, PS3 Slim, PS3 Superslim, SuperSlim Playstation 3 Super slim, Playstation 3 Slim|, Playstation 3 SuperSlim, PS3slim, PS3 Super Slim, PS3 Playstation 4, Playstation 4 Slim Playstation 4, Playstation4, PS4 Slim, Playstation 4 Slim, PS4 Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Nintendo Entertainment System, NES, Famicom Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo, SNES, Super Famicom, Super NES Nintendo 64 Nintendo 64, N64, Nintendo64 Nintendo 64DD Nintendo 64DD, N64DD, N64 DD, Nintendo 64 DD, N64 DD, Nintendo64DD GameCube, Panasonic Q GameCube, Game Cube, NGC, GCN, Nintendo Gemukyubu, Panasonic Q, GC Nintendo Wii, Nintendo Wii Mini NintendoWii, Nintendo Wii Mini, Wii Mini, Nintendo Wii, Wii Nintendo WiiU, Nintendo WiiU, WiiU, NintendoWiiU, Nintendo Wii U, Wii U, N WiiU Xbox Xbox, Original Xbox Xbox 360 Xbox360, Xbox 360 Slim, xbox 360slim, Xbox 360 Xbox ONE XboxONE, Xbox one, XONE Sega Master System 2 MS, SMS, Sega Mark III, Sega Mark 2, Master System II, Master System 2, Sega Master System 2, Sega Master System, Master System 2 Sega Mega Drive MegaDrive, Genesis, Sega Mega Drive, Sega Genesis, Mega Doraibu, Mega Drive, Sega Nomad, Nomad Sega 32X 32X, Sega 32X, Sega32X, Supa 32X Sega Mega CD Sega Mega CD, MegaCD, Mega CD, Sega CD, SegaCD Sega Saturn Sega Saturn, SegaSaturn, Sega Satan, Saturn Sega Dreamcast DC, Sega Dreamcast, SegaDreamcast, SDC, Dorimukyasuto, Dreamcast Konsolen-Teil-2-Schlüsselwörter Alle Schlüsselwörter beziehen sich auf die Spalte „Name“ bei der Tabelle „Konsolen“. Konsole Schlüsselwörter Atari Jaguar AtariJaguar, Atari Jaguar 3DO 3DO, 3 DO, 3D0, Panasonic 3DO, Panasonic3DO Neo-Geo NeoGeo, Neo-Geo, Neo Geo Neo-Geo CD NeoGeoCD, Neo-Geo CD, Neo Geo CD, Neo GeoCD Amiga CD32 Amiga CD32, Amiga CD, AmigaCD32, Amiga CD-I CDi, CD-I, CD i, Compact Disc Interactive PC FX PC FX, PC-FX, PCFX Pioneer LaserActive Pioneer LaserActive, LaserActive, LaserActive, Pioneer Laser Active, Pioneer Turbo Grafx-16 Turbo Grafx-16, Turbo Grafx16, Turbofx, TurboGrafx-16, FX16, Turbo, PC Engine, PCEngine, PC-Engine Towns Marty Towns Marty, TownsMarty, FM Towns Marty, Marty Action Max Action Max, ActionMax PV 1000 PV 1000, PV1000, PV-1000 Atari 7800 Atari 7800, Atari7800, 7800 Vectrex Vectrex ColecoVision ColecoVision, Coleco Vision Atari 5200 Atari 5200, Atari5200, 5200 Arcadia 2001 Arcadia 2001, Hanimex, Arcadia2001, Hanimex HMG 2650, Hanimex 2650, HMG 2650 Cassette Vision Epoch Vision, Cassette Vision, Cassette Vtech Creativision Vtech Creativision, VtechCreativision Intellivision Intellivision Odyssey Odyssey Odyssey2 Odyssey2, Odyssey 2 Interton VC 4000 Interton VC 4000, VC4000, Interton, VC 4000 Astrocade Astrocade Atari 2600 Atari 2600, Atari2600, 2600 RCA Studio II RCA Studio II, Studio II, RCA II, RCA Studio 2, RCA 2 Fairchild Channel F Fairchild Channel F, FairchildChannelF Zustandsbeschreibung 6 Punkte: Spiel ist neu in Folie ohne Beschädigungen. 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