Bibliography
formatting software: an evaluation template
by Francesco Dell'Orso
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Web resources
1 Identity card
2 Installation
3 General
4 Structure
5 Input/Edit
6 Import
7 Search
8 Thesaurus
9 Output
10 Formatting language
11 Sort
12 Export
13 Manuscript formatting
14 Term/Entry list
15 Documentation
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© F. Dell'Orso, Bibliography Formatting Software: An Evaluation Template
Last update: October, 30, 2001
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Multiple choice when choice is multiple (e.g.
1. 2. 3. etc.) number means "yes", its absence means
"no: lack of the feature", unless a note states
otherwise
Commands menus are indicated between double
quotes, specific commands within menus or selection panels are
introduced by an arrow, e.g. "Edit" -> Show
clipboard, means: "open the Edit menu and select Show
clipboard"
File names are normally in upper case, e.g.:
ALTERNATE.TXT, fn.JPL ... etc.
A/D = ascending / descending sort order
b/e = beginning / end of field or record
CDF=Comma Delimited File format
db = database
dbn = database name
En: = EndNote
for Windows, v. 5 (ISI
ResearchSoft)
fn.XXX = filename +
name extension
FL = formatting language, i.e.: set of commands
to define output styles
n: many, undefinite quantity
kw = keyword
l/r = left/right
LM = Library Master
for Windows, v. 4.11 (Balboa Software (CA)
n.a. = not applicable
Papyrus = Papyrus
for Macintosh, v. 8 (RSD
Research Software Design)
placeholder = string entered in the typed text (usually a wordprocessor file),
within markers -delimiters- that will match records in the database
Pr: = ProCite
for Windows, v. 5 (for Macintosh v. 4.03) (ISI
ResearchSoft)
RM = Reference
Manager for Windows, v. 9.5 (ISI Researchsoft)
RefID = record, or reference, identifier
RN = record number
RT = reference, or document, or record type
sw = software
wp = word processor
x-refs = cross reference (e.g.: see, see
also...)
© F. Dell'Orso, Bibliography Formatting Software: An Evaluation Template
Last update: October, 30, 2001
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