> Hi all
> I got this from one the mailing lists I am on. I think useful for
> BibDesk. This looks like a real effort to standardize and maintain
> journal bibliographic information online. I wonder if also some
> developers could be brought in from this group to write code for BD
> to hoo
This is an honest question, because I don't own an iPhone:
What would you want a BibDesk iPhone app to do?
I just now looked at the Papers for iphone app, and I guess they think
you'll want to search, organize and read your papers on your iPhone.
Perhaps. Is the screen really adequate for reading
I would want it to be able to add references to my main BD database,
for instance, if I am wandering around in the stacks and see a bunch
of books I want to remember, or if I see an article I want to mark
down; or, if I am looking up call no info to go find something, and I
want to add that
Agreed.
Raffi
On Apr 14, 2009, at 10:14 PM, "Adam M. Goldstein"
wrote:
> I would want it to be able to add references to my main BD database,
> for instance, if I am wandering around in the stacks and see a bunch
> of books I want to remember, or if I see an article I want to mark
> down; or,
Hello all,
I have tried creating my new TEXT template that exports BibDesk
entries to LaTeX \bibitem entries that will be used in my proceeding
for a conference. The committee request us to use LaTeX but does not
allow us to bibtex. That's why I have to export my references...
I have a ques
Hello all,
I have tried creating my new TEXT template that exports BibDesk
entries to LaTeX \bibitem entries that will be used in my proceeding
for a conference. The conference committee requests us to use LaTeX
but does not allow us to bibtex. That's why I have to export my
references...
On Apr 14, 2009, at 10:51 PM, OKUMURA, Akira wrote:
Hello all,
I have tried creating my new TEXT template that exports BibDesk
entries to LaTeX \bibitem entries that will be used in my proceeding
for a conference. The conference committee requests us to use LaTeX
but does not allow us to bibte