ScrollKeeper- Awesome Merching Tool

Basically the start up screen of the program is a list of scrolls.

10's,30's,50's,60's, 70's 100''s and Misc

When you click on the scrolls, they open another part of the program where you could input prices and such. It's hard to explain.



Here's a photo of what it looks like.

Basically when you start it. Everything should be at "NULLL"
You can edit the prices. This program is basically designed to help you save prices.

Download link:
V4
Added 100% scrolls
Added Sell section
Added more scrolls
Fixed up the code
Added about and credits section

http://www.mediafire.com/?0e1xqnx2yrr35cx

If you don't trust me. Simply don't download it. Don't go calling me a scammer/hacker without proof. This program is 100% clean.

lol, this is very similar to what I've been doing whenever I would set up shop.
Except I would do it in the form of an Excel sheet.
I could use this later on, thanks.

lol, this is very similar to what I've been doing whenever I would set up shop.
Except I would do it in the form of an Excel sheet.
I could use this later on, thanks.

Ohh nice. So you use spreadsheets? Yea my brother told me people wouldn't use this program since most people use spreadsheets. But i made it anyways.

Mainly to enhance my coding abilities.

lol, this is very similar to what I've been doing whenever I would set up shop.
Except I would do it in the form of an Excel sheet.
I could use this later on, thanks.

Snap i lagged accidentally double posted..

Ohh nice. So you use spreadsheets? Yea my brother told me people wouldn't use this program since most people use spreadsheets. But i made it anyways.

Mainly to enhance my coding abilities.

Nothing advanced though. I would just list every item I had that I could sell, 95% it was scrolls, and then go around the FM checking prices and whatnot.

Real simple stuff lol.

That's pretty neat i suppose, but normally remembering scroll-prices isn't that hard.
I personally just remember them if i am merching or trying to buy/sell.
But i guess it does help some people.

I don't see what this has of superior to simple excel sheet. This one also has the disadvantage of less navigability (moving from field to field in excel is easier) and customizing (we depend on you to add in new scrolls and such).

That's pretty neat i suppose, but normally remembering scroll-prices isn't that hard.
I personally just remember them if i am merching or trying to buy/sell.
But i guess it does help some people.

Can you memorize 15-20+ different prices? Cause I sure as hell can't lol

Can you memorize 15-20+ different prices? Cause I sure as hell can't lol

Ofcourse i can o.o
I used to remember the price of all scrolls in EMS over a period of 7 months when i was merchanting, it's not hard.

Ofcourse i can o.o
I used to remember the price of all scrolls in EMS over a period of 7 months when i was merchanting, it's not hard.

i beg you reconsider.

Lucky bastards....remembering all this scroll prices in minutes....while I struggle with my lousy memory to recall chemistry crap...goddammit . You should also put a "back," button, though, to go back to the main screen, unless the save button does that.

Lucky bastards....remembering all this scroll prices in minutes....while I struggle with my lousy memory to recall chemistry crap...goddammit . You should also put a "back," button, though, to go back to the main screen, unless the save button does that.

Hmm thanks for the suggestion i might do that. In the next version i plan to have two boxes, one for the sell and one for buy.
So you can input the selling price, and the buying price.
I also plan to clean the program up a lot. Add back buttons, and also add credits. Lot to do. haha

I would suggest loading up default prices from Basilmarket's price list instead of those useless 'NULL's.

From here: http://www.basilmarket.com/MapleStory-It...-List.html

I would suggest loading up default prices from Basilmarket's price list instead of those useless 'NULL's.

From here: http://www.basilmarket.com/MapleStory-It...-List.html

Basil literally has some of the worst and most outdated prices I've ever seen. When I make auctions there and it tells me the "average asking price," I literally lol.

Sure, Basil might be outdated, but something is always better than nothing, and null.. is nothing.

I was thinking more in terms of this:

Code:

Website: http://www.basilmarket.com/MapleStory-Item-Price-List.html
Item name: """sep small"">(.+?)<br>"
Minimum price: """priceL"">(.+?)</span>"
Maximum price: """priceH"">(.+?)</span>"

It'll surely make it more intresting, at least for me.
And installing a one-file application isn't necessary..