Disc Location is available via the Disc Information content. If you add it to your report and look at the values to the left you'll see Show Location: True/False and Show Slot: True/False

However you are right, as far as I can tell "Last Watched" is not available in a report.

Thank you both for your replies.

Northbloke ... yes, your suggestion helps. I turn "Show Description" to False and leave "Location" and "Slot" as true and it works well.

hydr0x ... I guess what I'm thinking is this: I plan on having a "DVD Notebook" that will contain two sections. The first section is a very brief listing of all our DVDs -- one line for each DVD. That line would contain Title, Collection Number, Location, Run Time, Our Rating and Last Watched. The second section would contain summaries of each DVD (three or four to a page). I would hand write onto the abbreviated list (first section) whenever we watch a DVD or add a new one. This serves as a "control document" and a reminder for me to update the watch date and also a reminder which DVDs haven't been entered into the database yet. I imagine I would reprint this section maybe four or five times per year, only as I update the database itself. The second section would not be reprinted -- once I print a summary for a DVD, it goes into the book and stays there.

By the way -- I have found the excellent plug-in "CSVExport" by Mark Harrison. This plug-in allows the selected data fields to be exported in CSV format to a file that can be imported by programs such as Excel. It works very smoothly and offers a good workaround for what I am trying to accomplish. (Thanks Mark!) Although this approach requires another few steps, it may be worth the effort to gain the other advantages of DVDProfiler.

Thanks again and I am still hopeful of hearing other users' ideas,

Dave

I very rarely use reports, and if I do, it's for inventory checking purposes... but I would like to add on here...

I think the problem is that most users use the program on a constant basis, so we only keep the last watched info in the program, and update as we watch.... it's a digital world.... we also update the database, as we add new titles... If I am reading correctly, you plan on doing it in a note book first... never heard that...

either way... im sure you will find the program quite acceptable for most of your needs... and feature requests are always welcome.

Dick:

As one newcomer to another -- although a little fiddly, the report capabilities allow a good deal of flexibility. (I am starting to get used to DVDP's approach.)

In your example, left-click on Genre, then move cursor to wherever you wish to place the field and left-click again. DVDP drops the field there. 

Hope this helps,

Dave