Mendeley is a relatively new online reference manager. It is different to EndNote and Refworks as it also incorporates a social network allowing you to crowdsource papers on your research interests. Mendeley also suggests that it is a useful tool for research collaboration because you can:
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How to hack EndNote: writing a journal article (part 4).
We're finally here! This is the last in our series of how to hack EndNote when you're writing a journal article. So far we've covered:
How to hack EndNote: writing a journal article (part 3).
Welcome to the third stage in how to hack EndNote while writing a Journal article. It should all be smooth sailing from here on in.
So far we've covered:
How to hack EndNote: writing a journal article (part 2).
Yesterday I posted Part 1 of How to Hack EndNote and showed you how to download new referencing styles into EndNote. Part 2 is a little tricky, today I'm going to show you how to how to customise that referencing style.
How to hack EndNote: writing a journal article (part 1).
Scenario: You're the third author on a paper and the job of referencing falls to you. You have a look at the author guidelines of the journal and realise that the style of referencing they want you to use is tricky (read numbered style) and is customised for that particular journal. It doesn't match anything you can see on EndNote. You panic.
Comparison of reference management software
Wikipedia has a useful table comparing reference management software tools and key functions - some are free, some not.
Referencing Software – the Researcher’s Quiet and Organised Friend
by David Litting @ UTS Library
If you’re doing research you’ve probably heard about referencing software. If not, or if you’ve heard about it but nothing more – I’m about to make your day...
