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Biblioscape
Bibliography/Research Software

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Biblioscape is an information manager for researchers, scholarly writers, students, and librarians. People use it to organize literature references, research notes, automatically generate citations and bibliographies automatically, search and capture bibliographic data on the Internet, and post bibliographic databases live on the web. The flood of bibliographic resources on the Internet requires new solutions for bibliographic information management. Biblioscape offers such a solution -- whether you work alone, or as part of a group, or even in a large organization. Current version  5.0   Platforms  Windows 95, 98, Me, NT4, 2000, XP System requirements  Pentium, 32 RAM, 20 MB disk space Reviews & Awards Information Research 2002 Biblioscape is a fully-featured reference organizer and bibliography generator that competes fully with the established packages in the field. ---reviewed by Tom Wilson at Information Research, Vol. 7, No. 3, Apr 7, 2002 Research Information 2002 If the same individual, team or institution wanted a similar environment but with larger capacity and bulk updating from file, preserving existing use of MS Office, I would shift my recommendation to one version or another of Biblioscape. ---reviewed by Felix Grant at Research Information, Spring 2002, page 16-20. The Scientist 2002 Managing References the Easy Way. Software aids reference organization and bibliography creation. ---reviewed by Deborah Fitzgerald and Greg Erianne at The Scientist 16[1]:43, Jan. 7, 2002 c't magazin für computer technik 2001 Review of bibliographic software (in German) ---c't magazin für computer technik. 26/2002 page 192-197.  Maggie Shapland Review 2000 I consider that Endnote and Biblioscape are the best packages since both provide the most intuitive, flexible facilities and good access to the web but Biblioscape has far better search facilities, is cheaper and is rapidly improving. ---reviewed by Maggie Shapland at University of Bristol World Future Society 2000 Bibliographic software is designed for researchers to help them keep track of their sources, and to have the necessary detailed bibliographic information available when they write up their research for publication. ---reviewed by Verne Wheelwright at World Future Society -  Methodology Forum. Also at Futures Research Quarterly, Summer 2000, Vol. 16, No. 2. Theologika (translated from Spanish by the author) 2000 The folks that publish Biblioscape belong to a new breed of software developers. I found their customer support very helpful and also very prompt. ---Theologika 15/2 (2000): 258-265. PCPro 2002 Cover CD: Biblioscape is an information manager for researchers, students, and librarians. --PCPro Issue 91 May 2002, page 8. PCPlus 2001 Cover CD: Biblioscape simplifies the process of collating and citing references. --PCgo! #180 September 2001, page 227. PCgo! 2001 Shareware Pick. 2001, 5, page 120. ZDNet - Publisher of PC Magazine, PC Computing, etc. 1999 5 out of 5 - This powerful, easy-to-use, 32 bit app lets you manage your reference collection efficiently and elegantly. --- reviewed by ZDNET at www.hotfiles.com CNET Download.com 1999 Biblioscape is an information manager for researchers, scholarly writers, students, and librarians. ---reviewed by CNET at Download.com Rocket Download 1999 Biblioscape is an extraordinary tool for researchers on any academic or professional level. ---reviewed by www.rocketdownload.com Simply The Best 1999 Helps scientists to better organize literature references... ---reviewed by www.simplythebest.net Textual Studies 1999 Well worth considering. ---reviewed by Textual Studies at University of Oxford Electronic Research @ Chorus 1998 Biblioscape is EndNote user's dream come true. ---reviewed by CHORUS at UC Berkeley Information Today - The Most Widely Read Publication in Information Industry 1998 Biblioscape Pro is not free but you can feel as if it were while enjoying the superb capabilities of this software. ---Information Today, Oct. 1998 P47-48.

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