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From the Bibdesk website,, Christiaan Hofman kindly provides Applescripts to automatically update the Local-Url field with the first linked file.

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I would prefer to use the pdf field in the bibtex file, but my Lisp knowledge is limited, so any help or a point in the right direction would be appreciated to get either solution working.Īlthough I have not figured out an answer to the above question, there does seem to be a work around using BibDesk Applescripts.

I could use the "helm-bibtex-library-path" setting instead, but I would have to override the "helm-bibtex-find-pdf-in-library" function, to accommodate my custom sub-directory structure (based on author name and year) and Bibdesk's requirement that the filename be unique. Would it be possible to use this as basis to extract the information required? My question is, has anybody got the intergration between Bibdesk bibtex files and Helm-bibtex working using the Base64-encoded pathnames? There is a perl script on github for decoding the pathname from the Bibdesk fields that is used by Zotero for conversion of a Bibdesk bibtex file. Currently Bibdesk stores information about attached files in fields called "Bdsk-File-#" where the hash is a numeric, using Base64-encoded pathnames. To specify the location of the PDF associated with a reference it is possible to us two settings in Helm-bibtex "helm-bibtex-library-path" which will look in the specified directory for a file based on the citation key and the "helm-bibtex-pdf-field" which will get the path to the pdf from the specified field in the bibtex entry. I would like if possible to use the great addons Helm-bibtex and org-ref.

This guide at WUSTL’s Becker Medical School is also a helpful resource.Currently using Bibdesk to organise my references and various associated documents.

Scroll down on this website to see a comparison of the two EndNote options:.

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Storage limit: EndNote online via the Web of Science provides 2GB of storage with upgrade packages available.

Click on the EndNote link at the top right of the page.

Go to the Web Of Science from a computer connected to the campus network.

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To establish your free Endnote Online account use the following steps:.

For additional info, help pages, and videos about Endnote X9, check their thorough company guide: EndNote X9:.

Currently, EndNote for WUSTL students for $24.

However, EndNote X9 is not free but can be purchased with a significant educational discount through the Washington University STS.

If you want to use both, they can be synced so that you have the same references (from a single desktop library) in both places.

There are two versions of Endnote - a stand alone desktop program and EndNote Online, a cloud-based version.

EndNote X9 offers some additional features that might be necessary for your discipline and work flow.

Zotero and Mendeley are relatively young tools when compared to EndNote.

For continuously updated Mendeley information and excellent help pages, check their website.

*Pricing structure: Mendeley follows the "freemium" model: 2 GB for the free version with additional storage available for purchase.

Mendeley is owned by the for-profit publishing company Elsevier.

You may also edit with another Mendeley user simultaneously.

Mendeley’s PDF viewer has excellent, easy-to-use, built-in capability.

has the strongest website and community platform.

Your research content is primarily contained in PDF files: Mendeley has an integrated PDF viewer and can create citation records just from importing a PDF file.

To make an appointment for help, see Zotero Help appointment button on your left. In addition, the Libraries have more support available for the Zotero program.

WUSTL Libraries has a helpful Zotero guide.

For continuously updated Zotero information, downloading, and excellent help pages, and forums, check their website.

*Pricing structure: Zotero follows the "freemium" model: 300 MG for the free version with additional storage available for purchase.

Zotero is open source and cannot be acquired by a company.

Zotero has built in PDF reading and annotation tools.

You can also enable the retrieval of PDF metadata, which allows you to create citation records just from dragging a PDF into Zotero.

Zotero's single-click capture works with many databases and websites, and works well with many catalogs, including WU Classic, MOBIUS, and WorldCat (FirstSearch interface)

It gathers citation records for non-PDF and PDF content.

Remember that you can switch between the tools, it just becomes less convenient the longer you use a tool and the more file attachments you collect. You cannot go wrong choosing any of the tools, but it helps if you take a few things into consideration before starting.