Re: reference managment software?
Stig.Nordling@Helsinki.FI
Tue, 7 Nov 1995 06:33:36 +0200
>I have been wondering for some time why people like the Word plug in
>module so much. While I don't dislike it, I find it just as easy to
>use the stand alone application. Does anybody know of any distinct
>advantages to using the plug in over the app?
>
>Thanks,
>Scott
There are at least two advantages
1. You never have to switch application but work all the time in the word
processor
2. There is only one file, not an unformatted and a formatted one. At least
I sometimes got confused, and if a manuscript was rejected, it happens even
to me, it was difficult to reformat. Any changes made directly into the
formatted manuscript had to be transferred to the unformatted one.
The only disadvantage I can see with the plug in module is that it only
works with Word 5 and 6
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