Does anybody have this (based on his General Analysis) in an electronic form.

I am aware that homeoint.org has it, but I am looking for some kind of software (database/spreadsheet).

I am also aware about Baltimore Homeopathic Study group also has an on-line version - but I am looking for an offline version.

Finally, I am also aware about both Bogers comparative software and BBC-Win from Liethpub.de.

What do you mean by an off-line electronic version?

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Shirley Reischman

In order to use the Baltimore repertory you have to be connected to the internet. I am looking for a similar program that can run on a local machine without internet access.

Perhaps someone has already made their own version (spreadsheet or database) or something in html - at least I think I saw something about the card index in MS-Works.

I would contact the Baltimore study group and see if they know.

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Shirley Reischman

Dear Members

Boger's card index repertory is available from :

Verlag Bernd von der Lieth / Hamburg
www.Liethpub.de

This card index repertory is based on Boger's General Analysis.

Juergen Hofaecker developped a comparative materia medica based on the General Analysis on electronic format which can be tried and purchased from his site: www.link3.com

Sometimes, I am using a similar card index repertory based on the synoptic Key and Boenninghausen's TT. (containing almost 1100 cards)
The Boger card index has only 300+ cards. ( I only have the general analysis in booklet form)

The card index has the advantage, that it works independantly from electricity. Each rubric has a card and the remedies having this symptom in characteristic grading are punched out. By laying the cards on top of each other and holding the bunch against the light, only these remedies show, which have all the symptoms in characteristic grading.
it works well with 3-5 rubrics.

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Hans Weitbrecht
Consultant Homeopath