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Article #2287BookWhere etc.
From: Ora Avni
Date: Sun, 15 Mar 1998 00:00
Date: Sun, 15 Mar 1998 00:00
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The February issue of PC Magazine had a review of 2 bibliography apps. I finally had the time to check out the sites. Woe to me! Everything looks good. I am particularly impressed with Endnote 3.0 that seems to be similar to IBID + BookWhere 2000 + it can search the internet for other databases and import from them directly, create links to full text articles etc. It seems in fact more polished that Ibid... but we should wait for IbidWin to pronounce. Of course, at the present it does not work with our favorite word processor, but with the advent of NBWin, this, too, may change. I would love a second (and a third and a fourth) opinion. Can someone a little more computer savvy than me have a look at this URL: http://www.niles.com/ And for those of you who have already given BookWhere 2000 a chance, do you know if it can import from foreign card catalogues (the Bibliotheque nationale for one...). Best, Ora Avni ********************** Ora Avni Department of French Yale University New Haven, CT 06518
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