citation manager software

[Laura Larsson]

Friends:

Many people like EndNote as a citation manager to help them manage all
their references. It's easy to use and its simple to download citations
from PubMed right into EndNote. There are a number of really good
tutorials on the Web.

EndNote can be purchased for $239.95 if you download it from the Website:
  http://www.endnote.com/

or $299.95 if you order it on CD.

Tutorials:
  http://www.endnote.com/help/EN4tutorial.htm
  http://info.med.yale.edu/library/reference/training/endnote/welcome.html
  http://www.lib.monash.edu.au/vl/endnote/endncon.htm

If you get stuck, talk to a medical librarian. Most of them know how to
operate this software. Me, I'm a ProCite user from way back.

Regards,

Laura Larsson
NLM Informatics Fellow, OHSU
and
Clinical Faculty
Health Services, University of Washington
larsson at u.washington.edu
listowner: PHNUTR-L, PHNURSES, PNWHEALTH, PHSW, HSR-L +
http://courses.washington.edu/hs590a/hs590a.html

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On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Josefine Wendel wrote:


> Apologies for cross-posting

>

> I would appreciate a recommendation for a good quality but affordable cit=

ation manager software package. I am aware of ProCite and Reference Manager=
 but both are around $400 with sharp discounts only for full-time students.

>

> thanks for any leads,

>

> Josefine (Jos=E9) Wendel, MS, RD

> Email: jwendel at mediaone.net

>

>