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Tag Archives: endnote
Using Zotero, pt 3.
In this, the third field-note of my trial to use Zotero for my daily research, a problem is encountered and various ways of solving it are discussed. This is in contrast with previous posts about Zotero – migrating from Endnote … Continue reading
Using Zotero, pt 2.
In part 1 of this test, where I try to do my daily tasks as a historian accompanied by Zotero rather than Endnote, I got the software going: imported my database from Endnote, managed to hook Zotero up to Word … Continue reading
Reference manager: Zotero vs Endnote
I normally use Endnote 9 + Word 2004 (Mac). Not that Endnote is bad software, but I am interested in alternatives. And since much research on the computer today passes through the browser, it might make sense to have the … Continue reading