[Papyrus-L] Migration from Papyrus

[Duncan Branley]

Dear Ane,

If you use Firefox as your browser, you might want to look at
http://www.zotero.org/. It is only in beta, but is pretty good and is
funded by a large grant from the Andrew Mellon Foundation. It promises a
way to save your references remotely (and hence access from any connected
computer)  in the future too. The big drawback for some though is that it
requires Firefox. But then being web-based is inherently cross-platform.

Duncan

On Wed, April 11, 2007 12:28 pm, Ane Ortega said:

> My name is Ane, and have been using Papyrus for many years successfully.

> However, I need to find a more 'modern' bibliographical database for my

> Department, as my IT officer tells me that installing a software working

> from MSDOS may give us problems (!). I have looked at EndNote, RefWorks,

> and the like, and they are all very good and versatile, except for one

> feature that I greatly value from Papyrus: the possibility of creating

> and attaching as many notecards as I want to a given reference, as well

> as coding each under their own keywords.

>

> I wonder if anybody from the group knows of an alternative to Papyrus.

>

>

> Thank you in advance

>

>

> Ane

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