Reference Management Software for NWP
Posted: 2020-04-29 13:02:50
Hi all -- I'm sure this is a stupid and ignorant question but I can't get a currently helpful answer from a forum search -- I get answers from 2009 -2014, but NWP is different now.
So.
What reference managers (ie, bibliographic managers) can I use with NWP? I'm currently using NWP 3.0.4.
I'm an old-school academic who has never made the jump to an RMS -- largely because Endnote, Zotero and Refworks are all integrated with Word, which I hate and only use when I have to. My dissertation and early papers are in Word Perfect, and since 2005 my book manuscripts and papers are mostly in NWP. I really REALLY don't want to be forced to use Word -- which has improved since the year 2000 but is still loathsome.
I now HAVE to choose and install one of these fsck and I'm not looking forward to it. Are the standard ones (Endnote, Zotero, etc) compatible with NWP? Or would I have to use Bookends, which seems to be the only one that's available for NWP?
Am I stuck with an incompatible RMS or do I have to stop using my favorite word processor?
please help
joanne
So.
What reference managers (ie, bibliographic managers) can I use with NWP? I'm currently using NWP 3.0.4.
I'm an old-school academic who has never made the jump to an RMS -- largely because Endnote, Zotero and Refworks are all integrated with Word, which I hate and only use when I have to. My dissertation and early papers are in Word Perfect, and since 2005 my book manuscripts and papers are mostly in NWP. I really REALLY don't want to be forced to use Word -- which has improved since the year 2000 but is still loathsome.
I now HAVE to choose and install one of these fsck and I'm not looking forward to it. Are the standard ones (Endnote, Zotero, etc) compatible with NWP? Or would I have to use Bookends, which seems to be the only one that's available for NWP?
Am I stuck with an incompatible RMS or do I have to stop using my favorite word processor?
please help
joanne