Am 15.05.2008 um 08:00 schrieb Andrew Green:
Seems like this must be obvious, and I feel like I should be creating
some kind of Template, but I'm at a loss as to what to do.
With 1.3.15 and before, one of the preview pane options allowed you to
preview the file attached (or I assume, the
What a preciuous applescript! Is there any way that citations could
match the vancouver style, i.e. Lastname, Firstname initials. Journal,
Year Volume, pages. ?
Il giorno 14/mag/08, alle ore 07:37, Colin A. Smith ha scritto:
With no other reference managers currently supporting Microsoft
It seems to me you can just use another template. You can write a
citation template in the template editor. It does not allow you to
export as .doc, but you can either create a .doc template and simply
paste the result of a plain text template in it, or you could convert
a rich text
Actually I discovered it myself. Thanks a lot for your quick response
Il giorno 15/mag/08, alle ore 14:19, Christiaan Hofman ha scritto:
It seems to me you can just use another template. You can write a
citation template in the template editor. It does not allow you to
export as .doc, but
Also -- and this is a bit obscure -- if you set the bottom or side
preview panel to show attached files and then control-click on its
background, you will see a contextual menu that includes Single
Column as one of the choices. If Single Column is checked, the file
preview images will
You can also use RTF and plain text templates with BibFuse, so you can
skip the step of copying/converting to a .doc.
-Colin
Date: Thu, 15 May 2008 14:19:02 +0200
From: Christiaan Hofman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Bibdesk-users] BibDesk Integration with Microsoft Word
To: For general
The Single Column was the hint I was looking for. It's not quite the
same as what we had (which was basically a Mac Preview window where I
could read the whole pdf if I was so motivated), but this is good
enough, and matches more with what BibDesk is (i.e. not a file
reader!) Thanks!
On May 15, 2008, at 9:04 PM, Andrew Green wrote:
The Single Column was the hint I was looking for. It's not quite the
same as what we had (which was basically a Mac Preview window where I
could read the whole pdf if I was so motivated), but this is good
enough, and matches more with what
