> Hopefully not too far off the mark, but I'm sure most of us must
> serve as cytometry information resources for our users. Does anyone
> have any direct experience with any of the bibliographic packages
> available (Endnote, Papyrus, Reference Manager, etc)? I'm looking
> for a Windows package to manage my literature references, allowing me
> to assemble reference lists pertaining to particular cell types,
> applications etc. Obviously I'd like for it to cooperate with my
> word processor (MS Word), but I also need the ability to import
> straight text files (after scanning and OCR) and to import from
> online databases and CD-ROM services. Anyone have any opinions to
> share?
Steve:
I can't speak to Endnote for windows but I did try the DOS version of
Endnote (within Windows) for a while before sending it back. I jumped
into Papyrus and have never looked back. One can import anything into
Papyrus with existing templates that are provided (no extra modules to
buy) or with a little effort, I can design my own template.
It is the most economical of the bunch.
>From Dave Goldman who wrote the program, a Mac version is very close to
release and a full windows version is planned.
Hope this helps,
David
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