Does everyone just use Endnote nowadays?
I have an old version of Procite (on floppies, how quaint!) that I've been using, but the feature that allows me to just import stuff from my library database doesn't seem functional. And I sure would like that (data entry isn't the best way to spend my time). And I don't think Procite is even really getting support or development anymore?
Anyone in the know?
Posted by Jason at September 14, 2005 7:37 AM | TrackBackIf you're looking for alternatives, I use RefWorks (https://www.refworks.com). It imports data directly from most databases and everything is stored online so that you can access it from any computer. Here at the University of Wisconsin we have an institutional license so it is free, otherwise it does have a subscription fee. However, it is a little buggy - I wouldn't recommend it to anyone that can't get it for free. That's my $0.02, for what it's worth.
Posted by: David Deal at September 22, 2005 11:42 AM | Permalink to CommentLooks promising, but that $100 a year certainly puts me off... Steep for us student types...
Thanks David.
Posted by: Jason at September 28, 2005 12:04 PM | Permalink to Comment