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3. RefWorks, Biblioscape, Bookends, Library Master, ProCite, EndNote, Reference Manager, Papyrus: evaluation template

3.16. Internet Intranet

Internet and/or Intranet

RefWorks (web based) Biblioscape Bookends Library Master Procite EndNote Reference Manager Papyrus †

1 use different browsers

RW: yes
MS-IE 5.0 or later (Windows only); Netscape 6.0 or later (Windows and Mac); Firefox 1.X or later (Windows and Mac)
Bscp: yes BK: no LM: yes Pr: any, can set the favourite via external setbrows.exe   En: any   RM: any (will use the default)   Papyrus: yes

2  automatically import/capture of WWW page

RW: yes (via RefGrab-It plugin) Bscp: yes as a bib. record or as a Note (Module) record, text and full HTML and graphics page too BK: no LM: no Pr: yes (Netscape, Internet Explorer Mosaic): special function that catches title tag + text and transforms it into an editable record En: no RM: no Papyrus: no

3 launch URL from within a record

RW: yes Bscp: yes BK: yes LM: optional for URL and any file Pr: URL and any external file
En: URL and any external file
RM: URL and any file (e.g. PDF, images, etc.)
Papyrus: URL and any file

4   print HTML output (e.g. links are active ...)

RW: yes, links are active Bscp: yes, but URLs are not active links within files saved on disk BK: yes, but URLs are not active links within files saved on disk LM: yes, but URLs are not active Pr: yes, basic, and URLs are active links that can be opened En: URLs are dynamic i.e. can be activated- in saved (exported/printed) files, and also in Manuscript formatting (see section 13) URLs included in references formatted as bibliography within MS-Word documents are active (not Corel WP or scanned RTF files), document saved as html will retain the link as active
RM: Basic: title and body tags. URLs are automatically active links when output is saved as an HTML file;
Papyrus: yes

5   post databases dynamically searchable to the WWW  (see dedicated page: Database via www (Internet - Intranet)

RW: yes, via RefShare function (see also: Network version) Bscp: yes BK: no LM: no
Pr: no
there used to be a companion ISI ResearchSoft software product called Reference Web Poster to post (RefMan, ProCite, EndNote) databases to the www. I have never tested it myself and it is considered fairly outdated, ISI ResearchSoft does not actively sell or promote it

En: no
there used to be a companion ISI ResearchSoft software product called Reference Web Poster to post (RefMan, ProCite, EndNote) databases to the www. I have never tested it myself and it is considered fairly outdated, ISI ResearchSoft does not sell or promote it
RM: yes Papyrus: no

6   has got record type(s) specific to electronic resources

RW: yes Bscp: yes BK: yes LM: yes Pr: yes En: yes RM: yes Papyrus: yes

7 client Z39.50 (see also Z39.50 Searching)

RW: yes Bscp: no BK: no LM: no, but BookWhere? ® companion package has got a SendTo feature that will directly upload records to LM, no conversion needed Pr: yes (BookWhere? ® embedded) direct, transparent, customizable, conversion to Pr records
En: yes internal proprietary client (based on Yaz®)
RM: BookWhere? ® embedded -- direct, transparent, customizable, conversion to RM records
Papyrus: no

8 Other

RW: by nature is a web based product; can send and receive RSS messages
Bscp: can use Z39.50 gateways and import records -one at the time- displayed in labelled format BK: can manage its own bookmarks list; can receive (drag and drop) records retrieved by companion software Reference Miner

Internet and/or Intranet

RefWorks (web based)	Biblioscape	Bookends	Library Master	Procite	EndNote	Reference Manager	Papyrus †
1 use different browsers
RW: yes MS-IE 5.0 or later (Windows only); Netscape 6.0 or later (Windows and Mac); Firefox 1.X or later (Windows and Mac)	Bscp: yes	BK: no	LM: yes	Pr: any, can set the favourite via external setbrows.exe	En: any	RM: any (will use the default)	Papyrus: yes
2 automatically import/capture of WWW page
RW: yes (via RefGrab-It plugin)	Bscp: yes as a bib. record or as a Note (Module) record, text and full HTML and graphics page too	BK: no	LM: no	Pr: yes (Netscape, Internet Explorer Mosaic): special function that catches title tag + text and transforms it into an editable record	En: no	RM: no	Papyrus: no
3 launch URL from within a record
RW: yes	Bscp: yes	BK: yes	LM: optional for URL and any file	Pr: URL and any external file	En: URL and any external file	RM: URL and any file (e.g. PDF, images, etc.)	Papyrus: URL and any file
4 print HTML output (e.g. links are active ...)
RW: yes, links are active	Bscp: yes, but URLs are not active links within files saved on disk	BK: yes, but URLs are not active links within files saved on disk	LM: yes, but URLs are not active	Pr: yes, basic, and URLs are active links that can be opened	En: URLs are dynamic i.e. can be activated- in saved (exported/printed) files, and also in Manuscript formatting (see section 13) URLs included in references formatted as bibliography within MS-Word documents are active (not Corel WP or scanned RTF files), document saved as html will retain the link as active	RM: Basic: title and body tags. URLs are automatically active links when output is saved as an HTML file;	Papyrus: yes
5 post databases dynamically searchable to the WWW (see dedicated page: Database via www (Internet - Intranet)
RW: yes, via RefShare function (see also: Network version)	Bscp: yes	BK: no	LM: no	Pr: no there used to be a companion ISI ResearchSoft software product called Reference Web Poster to post (RefMan, ProCite, EndNote) databases to the www. I have never tested it myself and it is considered fairly outdated, ISI ResearchSoft does not actively sell or promote it	En: no there used to be a companion ISI ResearchSoft software product called Reference Web Poster to post (RefMan, ProCite, EndNote) databases to the www. I have never tested it myself and it is considered fairly outdated, ISI ResearchSoft does not sell or promote it	RM: yes	Papyrus: no
6 has got record type(s) specific to electronic resources
RW: yes	Bscp: yes	BK: yes	LM: yes	Pr: yes	En: yes	RM: yes	Papyrus: yes
7 client Z39.50 (see also Z39.50 Searching)
RW: yes	Bscp: no	BK: no	LM: no, but BookWhere? ® companion package has got a SendTo feature that will directly upload records to LM, no conversion needed	Pr: yes (BookWhere? ® embedded) direct, transparent, customizable, conversion to Pr records	En: yes internal proprietary client (based on Yaz®)	RM: BookWhere? ® embedded -- direct, transparent, customizable, conversion to RM records	Papyrus: no
8 Other
RW: by nature is a web based product; can send and receive RSS messages	Bscp: can use Z39.50 gateways and import records -one at the time- displayed in labelled format	BK: can manage its own bookmarks list; can receive (drag and drop) records retrieved by companion software Reference Miner

1. Database via www (Internet-Intranet)

Internet and/or Intranet

1 use different browsers

2 automatically import/capture of WWW page

3 launch URL from within a record

4 print HTML output (e.g. links are active ...)

5 post databases dynamically searchable to the WWW (see dedicated page: Database via www (Internet - Intranet)

6 has got record type(s) specific to electronic resources

7 client Z39.50 (see also Z39.50 Searching)

8 Other