[Papyrus-L] Possible alternatives to Papyrus
Michael Logies
logies at web.de
Thu Feb 10 13:21:36 EST 2011
At 10.02.2011 17:12 James Mallet wrote:
> I've heard Zotero is good (and open source), but others have told me
> that's annoying too, and you have to run it through Mozilla Firefox.
I`m using Zotero for collecting all kind of stuff from the web and from PubMed. It`s definitely worth a try. I am surfing with Firefox only, and the main reason for that is Zotero (besides Adblock Plus, Tab Mix Plus, BetterPrivacy, Certifcate Patrol, NoScript, Stylish). A standalone version of Zotero has been announced.
My wife has started studying again and uses the Zotero web service to synchronize her references, PDFs, Openoffice-Docs etc. between her two PCs.
Below two references out of Zotero in AMA-style.
Regards
M.
1. Rachel Courtland. Programs promise to end PDF paper-chase. 2008. Available at: http://www.nature.com/news/2008/080430//full/453012b.html [Zugegriffen Juli 15, 2008].
1. WebCite. Available at: http://www.webcitation.org/ [Zugegriffen Februar 1, 2011].
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