Hi Kim,
I had some experience. I use the fetch tool now, and I think it's amazing.
A time ago, before the fetch tool, I downloaded a text file (pubmed.txt)
and I edited (with a appropriate software: gedit / leafpad/ editpad). I
saved a txt file with bibtex type (articles, books, manual, thesis, etc)
and use as template to format the pubmed file.
Regards,
Mario Tavares
Brazil
2013/9/17 KIM Musak <[email protected]>
> Hi everyone,
>
> Has anyone had experience importing articles searched and downloaded via
> pubmed or medline website into JabRef database?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Kamarul
> Malaysia
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