By having your project information all together on your handheld, you can be worry free. It has the following unique databases for information:

• Projects
• Floss
• Resources

Projects gives you a place to keep information including title, category, size (width and height), date started and date ended. For multi-pages that fit together for your pattern, you can store the number of pages that make up the pattern. If your pattern is in a book, you can put the name of the book in the notes section and use the "#Page" feature to store the page number that the pattern is on in that book.

The Floss database includes fifty spaces in the trial version and over 400 in the full version. It lists the DMC number and color, and it allows users to select what they have on hand for a specific floss. You can even count how many stitches you make. If you want to delete anything, there is a delete confirmation!

The Resources section gives you a place to store information that may be needed while working on projects, including where to shop for materials, phone numbers and even Web sites that have useful information.

I haven't cross-stitched in years, and this application made me want to start again just so I could use it. It would work for embroidery projects too. Isn't organization wonderful?