[Papyrus-L] Migration from Papyrus

[KATHYMFLAN at aol.com]

Possible solution for some:  Citation may meet the needs of writers in  the 
humanities who have been using Papyrus primarily for 1) organizing research  
notes/quotes and 2) formatting footnotes and bibliographies  in articles or 
books created as Word documents.  
 
I was a very happy user of the "notecard" function of Papyrus but fearful  of 
embarking on a new book using this software without full technical  support.  
I was disappointed to discover that the other bibliographic  options 
referenced in these postings do not seem to have the feature I  want most:  the 
ability to enter numerous, distinct notes for each  reference, which can be accessed 
independently by key  word or content searches as well as linked to  their 
reference.  
 
Citation appears to have this handy notecard feature.  It also  creates 
citations, footnotes and bibliographies in proper formats in  Word documents.  I 
don't know if it will work for those of you with  massive libraries who are 
conducting bibliographic searches on the Internet, but  for basic author support, 
Citation seems like a good alternative.
 
If anyone has any other feedback regarding Citation or other software that  
includes this versatile notecard feature, please respond to the list.   Thanks. 
   
 
Kathleen Flanagan
Leadership Communication  Inc.

Helping leaders and leadership teams to  achieve better, faster, more enduri
ng results 



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