> areas, but it just turns out that I don't see myself using those. (I understand that the trade off is added functionality in other > time I use BibDesk will be a bit of a pain compared to the way it It seems like having to reimport and export each > Will BibDesk 2.0 break this sort of functionality? I hope not in > On Sep 15, 2005, at 11:40 AM, mark oilcan wrote: >have encountered the same problem and come up a solution?
Bibdesk urldate windows#
>Of course the problem seems to be on the Windows side. >enable/disable various kinds of options, including the "URL" option on >Not knowing too much about both bibtex programs, I played around to >For those with file links, the "title" of those records which has file >(4) Open myBib.bib using BibTexManager on Windows. >URL" in my bib databse with file name myBib.bib, which specifies the
>(1) On Mac, in BibDesk, I enabled autofile.
Bibdesk urldate mac#
>server, so the CVSNT on Mac doesn't have effect in the description >CVSNT on both Mac and Windows (although the Windows is adopted as >Here I would like to report the first experiment with negative result. > On Thursday, September 15, 2005, at 03:34PM, Jung-Tsung Shen wrote: I know a number of people who use BibDesk and JabRef together, and haven't heard of any problems. Try using JabRef from, which is platform-independent (and free). > This sounds like a bug in the Windows program, although I don't have any experience with that software. > Windows installer will be ready in a couple of days. The devloper of JabRef said at sourceforge that the > the linked papers stored on Mac while on Windows, the link correctly So on Mac, the link correctly bring me to > that I mean, the "local url" fields created by each program does not Now the next thing to figure out is if they can coexist.
> Both JabRef and BibDesk can link to the physical electronic copies of > BibDesk on Mac, and checked in from Mac via CVS). > JabRef on Windows can display correctly the. > Just want to report back for those who also have cross-platform needs. Now only wish there's equivalent thing on Windows side? Specified folders, on Mac side is fairly automatic, if you use either The whole process: check-in, check-out, place files/folders to
Bibdesk urldate software#
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