[OS X TeX] Bibs and Spotlight

Matthias Damm macplanet at macnews.de
Thu Sep 1 02:16:20 CEST 2005


Hi,

>> Well, "one of the first" is not entirely incorrect. After all,  
>> there are not too many bibliographic tools on the Mac, and EndNot  
>> (reportedly, I have never used it) once was a quite fine  
>> application. I wouldn't really expect them to mention a probably- 
>> equal, but free alternative to their product when they try to re- 
>> gain some of the success the software once had ;-)
>>
>
> What do you mean "probably-equal?"  There's no comparison ;).  I'm  
> actually curious about how well their Spotlight support works, if  
> anyone here has tried it.

Well, you know that I won't say anything bad about BibDesk, really ...

"Probably-equal" just was to mean that the two applications don't  
really do the same thing -- BibDesk is a great BibDesk database but  
not (yet) an universal bibliographic tool, EndNote once was intended  
to be the latter, but afaik has turned into a mediocre Word-only  
bibliographic tool.
Not well phrased, and, when I re-think it, not true either, since I  
am not in the least interested in trying out the EndNote beta.

Best,
Matthias

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