The Music Organizer is a Windows 95/98 program that lets you catalogue music (or anything else that you may record) so that you have a current list of what you have recorded. Music Organizer is also an audio CD player. The program will allow you to record the Group/Artist Name, Album Name, Type of Music (Country, Pop, Rock, etc), Number, Up to 26 songs, Media type (CD, Album, Cassette, etc), Up to 2 producers, Track number, Playing Time, 2 Custom fields (which you name), Quality, 4 Lines for notes, Label Name, and Catalog Number. Quite a few of the fields are optional (you can decide not to display them on the screen if you dont use that field). Quite a few of the fields also offer drop-down boxes so that you can just select an entry if you have already typed it in previously.The CD player will play the whole CD, an individual song, or any combination of songs (and in any order) from a single CD. The CD Player and the Music Organizer are designed to work together. You find the CD in the Music Organizer that you would like to play, select the songs that you want to play, and then select the Play button. The Music Organizer then transfers the album information to the CD Player so that the Album name, Group name, CD number, music type, and song titles are listed in the CD player. Once the songs are listed in the CD player, you can also select the song to play by selecting it with the mouse.Music Organizer also supports numerous sorting and printing methods to help you get your list just the way you want it. Check out the Options menu for printing and viewing options. It has 13 sorts that you can customize. In other words, you decide which fields (information) are going to be listed in that particular sort. These customizable also allow you to adjust the columns so that the data prints where you want it.