[Papyrus-L] Switching from Papyrus shared databases

[Hugh Gunz]

Hi John

You have a lot of control over the level of rights of different users, from 
read-only to full write. All is under password control, but for the Web 
version you can also allow users to sign on themselves under either 
read-only or write levels. Mind you, it would take a brave person to allow 
users to create their IDs with write access!

Hugh

At 04:04 PM 02-10-29 -0600, you wrote:
>Hugh-
>How do you handle your shared database??- that strikes me as a wonderful
>feature! Does everyone have equal access or does it allow different levels
>of "rights"?
>  -john rodgers
>
>
>At 08:07 AM 10/30/02 +1100, you wrote:
> >A number of us moved to Biblioscape after going through the same kind of
> >search process you're going through. The choice is very much a matter of
> >swings and roundabouts: they've all got their good and bad points. The
> >thing that pushed me to Biblioscape was its integration with the
> >Internet:  that bit really does work. You can access your database remotely
> >from a web browser or using the Biblioscape software itself, and you get
> >full function either way (you can even format documents using the web
> >browser interface). I find that really helpful because I operate from three
> >different locations, and my students use the same database.
> >
> >Good luck.
> >
> >Hugh Gunz
> >
> >At 12:11 PM 02-10-29 -0500, you wrote:
> >>Hello-
> >>
> >>I currently have 45,000 references in Papyrus.  I am running under
> >>Windows.  I really don't want to switch but I realize I must so I am
> >>looking for the least painful option.
> >>
> >>I have looked at a few of the more advertised products (Library Master,
> >>Biblioscape, Procite, Reference Manager).  It seems that some of the
> >>best products are the one's least advertised and I'm afraid I may miss a
> >>good option just because I don't know about it.
> >>
> >>I am wondering if there is anyone still on the list who has converted
> >>from Papyrus to a new software program?  I'm interested in finding out
> >>what programs you have tried and which ones are closest to Papyrus.
> >>Which ones convert Papyrus data easily?  Which ones do you really like?
> >>
> >>Thanks for your time!
> >>
> >>-Tina
> >>
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