In article <3t8jo3$92e at ecnits.ecn.nl>
veltman at ecn.nl (veltman) writes:
>In article <3t11ec$ka3 at ecnits.ecn.nl>, veltman at ecn.nl (veltman) says:
>>>>>>Bibliographic software is what I am looking for to store
>>references to journal articles etc.
>>Anybody knows a pointer?
>>I'd be very glad to receive some suggestions.
>>>>Arie Veltman
>Two pointers came back on my request for bibliographic software:
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>Try Refs by Tim Cutts.
>Easy-to-use, Unix-Refer-Style files (ascii).
>Great shareware.
>ftp://cyclin.zoo.cam.ac.uk/pub/refs/refs772.zip>----
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>I use Reference Manager for Windows, and like it very much. It has
>many export filters to automatically format your levenswerk for the
>journal of your choice, without destroying your original masterpiece.
>Contact Research information systems at risinfo at ris.risinc.com>----
>If anyone has more, please let us know.
Also try Papyrus 7.0. I use it to paste references into my
document, then have Papyrus scan the document and generate a
reference list according to the journal style that you want.
I particularly like the data entry of Papyrus.
Email Dave Goldman at rsd at teleport.com for more details.
Papyrus (still) costs US$99 for the full package (no additional
modules needed).
Cheers
Andrew McLachlan mclachla at tui.lincoln.ac.nz
