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Re: Bibliographic software reviews
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Author: Selden Deemer
Posted: 31/10/2000 14:14:56 GMT
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On Tue, 31 Oct 2000, "Peter Underwood" wrote
> I am giving a workshop on bibliographic software and would like to discuss
> programs other than EN/PC/RefMan to give a brief overview of what else is
> out there.
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> 1. What would you experienced folks say are the most commonly used programs
> outside of what ISI ResearchSoft has to offer?
>
> My incomplete list (in no particular order . . . and I AM interested in
what
> order these should be in - in terms of market share) includes:
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> Biblioscape (no Mac)
> Papyrus
> Citation (no Mac)
> GetARef (no Mac)
> BibTex (no Mac)
> Bibliographica (no Mac)
> BookEnds (Mac only)
A relative newcomer to the field is Scholar's Aid. They maintain a web
site at:
http://www.scholarsaid.com/
I've heard good things from a few users, BUT, it's a much more narrowly
focused program than EndNote, supporting only 4 writing styles, with
no Z39.50 connectivity and, from what I can see, nothing like EndNote's
ability to import references from other sources. It's also Windows-only,
which is a big liability for me. Shareware, with various pricings
depending on status and quantity.
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Selden Deemer, Library Systems Administrator PHONE: 404-727-0271
Emory University Libraries FAX: 404-727-0053
Atlanta, Georgia EMAIL:
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