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From: woodl@byuvax.bitnet
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Bibliographic reference programs required.
Message-ID: <292woodl@byuvax.bitnet>
Date: 12 Dec 88 05:21:09 GMT
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  After having used the Apple II+ version of BookEnds by Sensible Software,
Inc., 335 E. Big Beaver, Suite 207, Troy, Michigan 48083, (313) 528-1950
and being very happy with it, I just received their version for the Mac.
It consists of several HyperCard stacks, and has a lot of nice features, one
of which is the ability to send reference information to printer or text
files in any one of a number of user-defined formats.  You can also import
tabbed text fields and other formats from other programs Medline and Dialog.
Perhaps the biggest limitation I've noted thus far is that it dumps refs
as a text file only without ability to preserve formatting such as bold,
italics, etc.  Otherwise, you can order on two fields.  So far, it looks
even better than the old version, with which I've been very pleased

Larry Wood, Brigham Young University, WoodL@BYUVAX.bitnet