The way we intended the units to be used.

Let's say, for example, you have a Selector 100. Grab any DVD/CD from your cluttered stack and place into the first empty slot, Slot 1 in this case. Then, enter the title of that DVD/CD into the software under 01. You repeat this process until you run out of DVD's (or storage space - if this happens please visit Discgear.com).

Once you have completed this, click any column header to sort your DVD's alphabetically.  For example, sort by Artist  to quickly find your CDs. Don't worry if the numbers aren't in numerical order.

Here's why:

If you had your discs arranged in actual alphabetical order inside of your units:

01 - Amadeus
02 - Beetlejuice
03 - Casablanca
04 - Dumb & Dumber
...
87 - Zoolander

When you purchase a new DVD, "Batman Begins" for example, you would have to physically move every disc you had after Slot 01, down one. This is not the way we intended the units to be used. Instead, if you place them in any order inside of your units, and creat alphabetized disc indexes or titlesheets.

01 - Amadeus
88 - Batman Begins

02 - Beetlejuice
03 - Casablanca

...
87 - Zoolander

The alphabetized list makes it easy to find your DVD's, and all you have to do is move your Selector knob  to the appropriate number to get it!   When you add a new DVD, you can add it to the next empty slot, and all you would have to do is create a new titlesheet!