Hi folks, After a couple of years of interest in bibliographies, I am finally in a situation where these questions are of immediate practical importance.
I am part of a small social science research group which has been given substantial funding for technological improvements. One thing we'd liketo do is establish a collective bibliography (probably web-based). Most of theresearchers use endnote and MS-word for bibliography/word processing. I of ocurse use Openoffice and... any of several unsatisfactory bibliographic solutions. Including just entering references by hand (yuck). Anyway, since I'm the most tech-savvy person in this group, I have a certain latitutde in recommending possible solutions. I am therefore looking for a bibliographic management tool which: - is _designed_ as a multi-user solution; - has very good interaction with endnote, to the point that QUITE technically illiterate scholars can easily up- and down-load references; - either has a functioning web search interface already, or has a flexible API which would allow one to be written fairly easily - has a sufficiently flexible db to ensure that, when OOo finally gets a really decent bibliographic interface (2008? 2010?), there shouldn't be any serious compatibility issues. I know the perfect solution doesn't exist; but failing perfection, what kinds of solutions do you recommend/have you successfully implemented? Anyway, thanks for your help, Matt --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
