We were intrigued by a story which appeared in the media yesterday, about a Victorian photograph which became famous in the 1971 due to its use on the cover of a Led Zeppelin album. The orginal photograph has just come to light in the collections of a Modes user, Wiltshire Museum in Devizes. Click here to read the full story.

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These are exciting times for the Modes Users Association (MUA). As we think about the next generation of Modes products, we are looking for people to help us shape the strategic direction of the business over the next few years. If you are interested in joining us as a Non-Executive Director, please read on...

A NEW VERSION of Modes Complete is available now. We have been busy making improvements, fixing bugs and refining the program so that it’s more powerful and easier to use than ever before.

Although we have always valued our face to face training sessions, this way of learning about Modes will not be possible for the time being. But we have been busy creating fresh ways to deliver Modes training online and help you to get more out of your Modes.

With the upgrade for Modes Complete 1.5 now available, how do you know which version of Modes you’re using?

Knowing where each and every item in your collection is at any given time is a fundamental collections management task.

Modes gives support for recording museum objects at the Inventory level, which can readily be expanded to catalogue records.