BK 9.0.2, a watershed
Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 2:12 pm
Jon,
Just a note for plaudits about version 9.0.2. With the extra fields plus the new ability to disregard prefixes while sorting names (and the very nice capability to override page ranges with cited pages), I can say, at last, that there is not one single relevant feature I miss from my previous life with Endnote. I still worry about the tendency of BE to bloat files to, sometimes, Gargantuan sizes. But today I can say with confidence that BE gives me all the features I used to enjoy in Endnote until a year ago, and then more. (Without, needless to say, any of the drawbacks that drove me away from EN in the first place,) Bottom line: Now I have ceased using BE as a decent replacement for Endnote; henceforward I use Bookends because it became, IMO, simply the best bibliographic software around. Kudos! And keep up the great work.
Just a note for plaudits about version 9.0.2. With the extra fields plus the new ability to disregard prefixes while sorting names (and the very nice capability to override page ranges with cited pages), I can say, at last, that there is not one single relevant feature I miss from my previous life with Endnote. I still worry about the tendency of BE to bloat files to, sometimes, Gargantuan sizes. But today I can say with confidence that BE gives me all the features I used to enjoy in Endnote until a year ago, and then more. (Without, needless to say, any of the drawbacks that drove me away from EN in the first place,) Bottom line: Now I have ceased using BE as a decent replacement for Endnote; henceforward I use Bookends because it became, IMO, simply the best bibliographic software around. Kudos! And keep up the great work.