Re: Project lists

On Tue, 11 Jul 2006, Dan O'Donnell wrote:

> This is something I'd certainly like to see, and from what I've been
> reading on Procite-l, it is one of the main reasons users of that program
> don't want to switch to endnote (which doesn't have it) and are
> considering refworks (which does).

Markus,

   I don't use any of the winduhs applications because we run only linux
here, but project-specific lists would be very useful for me, too. My need
for document-specific references is one of the reasons I've not used any
bibliographic databases since I left the DOS world about nine years ago.

   Since the topics of my writing can focus on water quality, fish,
endangered species, environmental impact assessments, various natural
resource industries, and more trying to manipulate a humongeous list for
such disparate subjects is not terribly efficient. So, I've built ad hoc,
document-specific bibtex lists when I've needed them. Being able to do such
partitioning within RefDB would be very nice.

Thanks,

Rich

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