Anyone know if there is an index for all the NYCM DVD's? A single matrix or index that lists all the affects and which DVD Vol they are on?

caL

That would really be helpful. I'm interested also.

Hey, Cal, I think Doc Rubinstein AND Poof Daddy supplied lists recently

http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewt......rum=3&47 there you go...

I also pm'd the list to you Calvin.

Thx guys,

that was not exactly what I was looking for. I should have been more clear.

For example, If I were looking for all the "transposition routines", is there a resource that would show all the DVD's and chapters that list only such routines? Like a spreadsheet with cells and a drop down menu that you could click on to filter out all that other information?

I do somthing similar with some of the routines I have created. I created a spreadsheet that has columns for number of coins needed, types of gaffs needed, if it is a table top routine or stand up routine, length of time of routine, angle sensivity of sleights used, etc....

It serves as a quick look up XLS file if I need to quickly look up just some walkaround routines. Or maybe I have access to a table so I want to go through all the table top routines, etc.....

caL

Hey Cal,

How are you coming on the Neighbors project? I assumed that was what you were talking about here also. The Table of Contents is great, but you can get that from the back of the DVDs.

Alan

Yup.

My progress is slooooooow. He has soon many publications.

I don't have the complete listing yet either. Completing David's will actually help me in many ways.



Cal

I would love to have some sort of cross reference available, but I would have no idea how to do it. But if you look at the breamdown on the volumes, you can get pretty much what you need. For anything else, ask me.

Just reread this post. If you want to know where to find coins across, for xample, just read the list of each volume. same for coins through table, etc. For transpostiions, just look for titles with transposition in the title. FOr years,I have posted in which volumes you can find certain plots, you can also reference that with the Café search engine. Best, Mike