jamesofford
3/26/2007 5:22 am
Two things.
First, my votes for software that I would install are OneNote 2007, Omea Pro, and Jabref. Onenote 2007 is much better than the 2003 version and I use it every day. Omea Pro shows lots of promise, even if it does have the kitchen sink approach. I am hoping that the JetBrains guys can get it moved over to Open Source and that it has a life ahead of it. Finally, I am a scientist who needs to maintain organized databases of published papers and JabRef is my current favorite.
I realize that UltraRecall has a big following on this site, but I have yet to be able to figure it out. Zoot will probably take over from some of the others as soon as it has moved into the 32 bit era.
A question-Does anyone know when Citavi is going to be available in English? It looks pretty interesting.
Jim.
First, my votes for software that I would install are OneNote 2007, Omea Pro, and Jabref. Onenote 2007 is much better than the 2003 version and I use it every day. Omea Pro shows lots of promise, even if it does have the kitchen sink approach. I am hoping that the JetBrains guys can get it moved over to Open Source and that it has a life ahead of it. Finally, I am a scientist who needs to maintain organized databases of published papers and JabRef is my current favorite.
I realize that UltraRecall has a big following on this site, but I have yet to be able to figure it out. Zoot will probably take over from some of the others as soon as it has moved into the 32 bit era.
A question-Does anyone know when Citavi is going to be available in English? It looks pretty interesting.
Jim.