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Data libraries may be linked, allowing any number of libraries to work together to form a database and provide a solution.
Data libraries may be linked, allowing any number of libraries to work together to form a database and provide a solution.


=== Personal use ===
=== Targeted use cases ===
The program is readily used by anyone from grocery shoppers to cooking enthusiasts collecting recipes to field scientists on a mission. Shopping lists, purchases and expenses, movie collections, tasks, fishing spots, store inventory, and pretty much anything else –- all can be easily added to a user's database and quickly found, sorted, filtered, and analyzed afterwards.
Memento's goals include serving:
 
* the casual, perhaps single-library user who just wants to throw up a grocery list or recipe repository
Memento allows users to link different kinds of information and use them together in a connected manner. For one example, users can create Memento libraries for drugs, pharmacies, physicians, prescriptions written for drugs filled at pharmacies, and so on, and then use them as an integrated database for the tracking of medications, conditions, treatments, etc.
* the intermediate user, who might want to have some related libraries tracking some activities
* the power user, who might be pushing the boundaries in certain areas, like scripting, complex data structure, retail or barcode solutions, media solutions, contact applications, charting, or others.
* the business or organizational user, who might need teamwork collaboration, cross-platform compatibility, cloud storage, library protection, and others.


=== Business use ===
=== Business use ===
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