Nope. It’s still all a manual process because all the programs I’ve tried aren’t good enough, and don’t sufficiently improve my workflow. (You may also notice that my preferred format for references is my own, instead of one of the standards that I have to use when writing for peer-review.)
Nope. It’s still all a manual process because all the programs I’ve tried aren’t good enough, and don’t sufficiently improve my workflow. (You may also notice that my preferred format for references is my own, instead of one of the standards that I have to use when writing for peer-review.)
You don’t even use something like OttoBib?
That might help a little, but mostly I cite papers not books. Do you know of one that doesn’t suck, for papers?
Endnote doesn’t suck at all; it just doesn’t do the things you were demanding like deduce citation from pdf.
Negative.