downloadable reef charts?

That notebook from Marinedepot is purty....but why not just put together something using Excel and print it out yourself?
 
Because by the time you get done typing it up(time spent) and printing it out(money spent on ink) you could have a book for roughly the same price that is proffesionally done. I'm telling you they thought of everything. Plus when I got the book I took a page from each section and scanned it to my PC. So if I need extra I can just print them out.
Some peolpe can't justify spending $30 on it but it helps me out all the time. Especially the section on livestock, where I can keep track of fish, corals, inverts and when I purchased them, how long I've had them, who they get along with, it's endless. Just my 2 cents.
Does anyone else have this book?
 
I have one in Access.
Just not with me here it's kind of in process it never really got finished totally because I'm kind of between tanks at the moment and finishing the basement.
 
I've been thinking about building a website with tool included. It would allow anyone to utilize it in a web based format, but be printable or downloadable if needed.

You think people would use it?
 
theres a thread in the new to the hobby section that has a couple of excel files you can download. i made one, one or two others made one.
 
:p Yeah, I'd be making it.....

Anyone know of a good way of getting ideas for such a tool? I do a log for my 3 tanks so I have a good idea, but I'm sure others use things that I don't......

Didn't mean to intrude on the thread if it's taken that way......
 
I've attached a simple journal I use as a starting template for all my tanks. Then I just add/remove items/details as needed. Some tanks stay this simple, others I've added progress notes, more pages for details, etc.

Edit: doesn't look like the attachment worked, you can DL the template HERE
 
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