Thesaurus
Biblioscape	Bookends
Biblioscape: no, but folders and notes can be organized in hierarchical way; records (not entires) can be linked via different links	Bookends: no
1 Link types: BT/NT; NTG/BTG; RT; USE/UF; TT/NT;
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
2 Links are automatically bidirectional
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
3 Links can be edited (i.e. change without detaching entries)
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
4 Can create kw while making links
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
5 Links are validated and controlled, e.g.: -- a Narrower Term (sub-) cannot also be Broader Term (super-) of its Broader Term -- a rejected term (Used for) cannot be used -- no term can refer to itself
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
6 SN Scope notes
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
7 Multilingual links codes
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
8 Can import list of unlinked/linked entries
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
9 List is relationally linked to database records
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
10 List can be used from records during input
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
11 List can be used during search:   1. browsing   2. navigation   3. direct search   4. list itself can be searched
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
12 Output   1. screen preview 2. printout
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
13 Output layout   1. alphabetic with links and their codes   2. systematic with alphabetically listed subentries   3. permuted: KWIC, KWOC ...   4. hierarchical (TT + alphabetic list; TT + hierarchical list; TT only)
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
14 Statistics
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.
15 Other, e.g.: provisions for candidate descriptors, identifiers, polihierarchy ...
Biblioscape: n.a.	Bookends: n.a.