Re: [pyblio] PDF link
avilella <avilella-ofq/[email protected]>
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On Wed, 2004-03-03 at 19:48, paulo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been looking for a bibliographic reference manager in Linux for
> some time. I have used Sixpack and JabRef, but after seeing the new
> version of Pybliographic I am considering to switch. There is only one
> thing that I really miss in Pybliographic: the possibility to link the
> references to a PDF file. It's something that I used a lot in Sixpack
> and JabRef. I like to be able to click over the reference and open the
> file in an external viewer.
I would consider this feature also useful. Right now I managed to get
around this lack by renaming the pdf file that I downloaded to the PMID
of the article...
But yes, it would be much easier to link the name of the file as
downloaded from the Internet to the reference.
BTW: Has any user of pybliographer used EndNote and/or ReferenceManager
or <any other biblio manager> that could give a list of features they
find missing in pybliographer?
Something like:
"The most useful feature that I miss in pybliographer is to be able to
<2-3 lines explanation of the feature>",
Thanks in advance,
Albert.
>
> I saw in the mailing list that someone added this caractheristic in a
> personal version. I tried to install that version, but I couldn't.
>
> Therefore, I thing I have two options:
> 1) Wait and see if you decide to incorporate the changes proposed by
> "[email protected]" (sorry but I couldn't find your name). If so, should I
> wait for a long time?
>
> 2) Try to add this feature by myself in the installed version of
> pybliographer. In the bottom window of the main panel where you see all
> the fields of the reference I would like to click in the line containing
> the URL or file location and open an external viewer. Do you think that
> is an easy modification or a lot of work? Which file should I look at to
> add this feature? I am just starting to use python and I think I could
> be able to something like that.
>
> Thanks for your help and for your excellent work with Pybliographer.
> Cheers,
>
> Paulo.
>
>
>
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