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Anybody know refworks?
Author: Daniel Paul O'Donnell    Posted: Tue, 4 Oct 2005 20:49:17 -0600
Hello, We've been discussing yet another dissatisfied procite customer's problems on dm-l, the mailing list of the digital medievalist community of practice. One member suggested refworks may be a suitable replacement. Does anybody know this program? http://www.refworks.com/ I'd be very interested in members of this list's experiences. With your permission, I'll pass them on to dm-l. -dan -- Daniel Paul O'Donnell, PhD Director, Digital Medievalist Project <http://www.digitalmedievalist.org/> Associate Professor of English University of Lethbridge Lethbridge AB T1K 3M4 Canada Vox: +1 (403) 329-2377 Fax: +1 (403) 382-7191

Re: Anybody know refworks?
Author: David Burton    Posted: Wed, 5 Oct 2005 14:50:46 -0700
Dan I am currently planning to put my Procite developed database on the web using RefWorks. Actually, I am using RefShare which is the web delivery mechanism that RefWorks uses for sharing RefWorks developed databases with other users. I've been very pleased with the way that I have be able to import the Procite database into RefWorks. They have developed an import filter that works good. For the read only web user, RefShare provides nearly all the searching and citation generating capabilities the you would want in good bibliography developing program. It gives the user a lot of import options once the user has completed searching a bibliography. The one drawback is that Refworks with RefShare capabilities has an added cost to using RefWorks alone. Its a little expensive but a lot cheaper that using Reference Manager and having to pay for Reference Manager being on a dedicated server provided by a service provider. Note all the comments I've address are related to my being an "individual subscriber". RefWorks does have a institutional subscription as well. Their help desk has been very supportive and I recommend talking to them for advice. David on 10/4/05 7:49 PM, Daniel Paul O'Donnell at wrote: > Hello, > We've been discussing yet another dissatisfied procite customer's > problems on dm-l, the mailing list of the digital medievalist community > of practice. One member suggested refworks may be a suitable > replacement. Does anybody know this program? http://www.refworks.com/ > > I'd be very interested in members of this list's experiences. With your > permission, I'll pass them on to dm-l. > > -dan ************************* David Burton Aspen Delineation Project 2070 Orange Drive Penryn, CA 9 5663 (916) 663-2574 /> *************************

Re: Anybody know refworks?
Author: Walpicci    Posted: Wed, 5 Oct 2005 22:35:37 -0300
Hi! I put my psychiatric database online using biblioserver and I´m very happy with the results. Take a look in www.biblioserver.com/walpicci The Estonian are doing a very nice development. WPiccinini from Brazil De:"PROCITE The Personal Bibliographic Software Discussion List" /> /> Cópia: Data:Wed, 5 Oct 2005 14:50:46 -0700 Assunto:Re: Anybody know refworks? > Dan > > I am currently planning to put my Procite developed database on the web > using RefWorks. Actually, I am using RefShare which is the web delivery > mechanism that RefWorks uses for sharing RefWorks developed databases with > other users. > > I've been very pleased with the way that I have be able to import the > Procite database into RefWorks. They have developed an import filter that > works good. For the read only web user, RefShare provides nearly all the > searching and citation generating capabilities the you would want in good > bibliography developing program. It gives the user a lot of import options > once the user has completed searching a bibliography. > > The one drawback is that Refworks with RefShare capabilities has an added > cost to using RefWorks alone. Its a little expensive but a lot cheaper that > using Reference Manager and having to pay for Reference Manager being on a > dedicated server provided by a service provider. > > Note all the comments I've address are related to my being an "individual > subscriber". RefWorks does have a institutional subscription as well. > > Their help desk has been very supportive and I recommend talking to them for > advice. > > David > > > > on 10/4/05 7:49 PM, Daniel Paul O'Donnell at wrote: > > > Hello, > > We've been discussing yet another dissatisfied procite customer's > > problems on dm-l, the mailing list of the digital medievalist community > > of practice. One member suggested refworks may be a suitable > > replacement. Does anybody know this program? http://www.refworks.com/ > > > > I'd be very interested in members of this list's experiences. With your > > permission, I'll pass them on to dm-l. > > > > -dan > > ************************* > David Burton > Aspen Delineation Project > 2070 Orange Drive > Penryn, CA 9 5663 > (916) 663-2574 > /> > *************************

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