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Started by Tim Cutts
Mon, 23 Jan 1995 14:17
UPDATE> Refs 7.54 bibliography software released
Author: Tim Cutts
Date: Mon, 23 Jan 1995 14:17
Date: Mon, 23 Jan 1995 14:17
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Refs 7.54 ======== 22 January 1994 Introduction ------------ Refs is a compact program for creating browsing and maintaining academic reference databases. It occupies about 285k of hard disk space. The program uses the common ASCII Unix refer file format and so is compatible with Unix refer, and also bibliography programs such as WinRefer. Refs can also import data files in other formats, in an easily expandable way. Modules are supplied to read ISI, Chemical Abstracts, Current Contents and Medline files, and the help file includes details for writing your own modules. The program will work with Windows 3.1 or higher. What's new ---------- Mostly bug-fixes, but now included are DLLs for Spanish and German use, plus changes to the bibliography format syntax allowing nesting of tokens, so you can have completely separate formatting for books and journals, for example. Where to get more information ----------------------------- There is a WWW page devoted to Refs: http://cyclin.zoo.cam.ac.uk/refs/ Where to download Refs from --------------------------- >From the WWW page mentioned above, or by anonymous ftp from: cyclin.zoo.cam.ac.uk:/pub/refs/refs754.zip Installation ------------ You will need PKUNZIP 2.04 or later to extract the ZIP file. 1. Extract this file into a spare directory. 2. Run INSTALL.EXE, which will install the program automatically. NB. INSTALL will notice an existing REFS.INI file and will back it up if required. Helpful suggestions, registrations and/or bug reports should be sent to: tjrc1@cus.cam.ac.uk T J R Cutts 194, Vinery Rd Cambridge CB1 3DS UK The registration fee is 30 pounds sterling, with discounts for multiple registrations. More details can be found in the help file.
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