I am not sure my first reply to this posting went out, so if this is a duplicate, please accept my apology.

I used EndNote to manage my bibliography, and other sources I used for my doctoral dissertation.  I have also started setting up "libraries" in it to manage graphics and other resources, i.e., websites, journal articles that I use in courses and lectures.  It is Windows based and I thought fairly user friendly.  

Linda Hill, CRNA, DNSc
School of Nursing, Nurse Anesthesia Concentration
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From: Tom Bodkin <[log in to unmask]>
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Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2005 15:18:44 -0500
Subject: [UTCSTAFF] Bibliography/Reference Manager software

Does anyone have any suggestions for a good software program for managing large numbers of articles, books, chapters of books, websites, etc.?  As we all know, in our research, we accumulate hundreds of references.  These now include websites, pdf documents, and other multimedia forms of publication.  I'm looking for a Windows-style software that is easy to tab through the fields, allows for all types of media to be entered, makes great use of keywords that "I" enter, and hopefully is even shareware (although a good program is worth purchasing).  I do not like Microsoft Access's bibliography template as it is not robust enough for my needs.  If this is of interest to anyone else, please post your suggestions to the list; otherwise please simply reply to me.  Thank you for your time.
Tom Bodkin
Dept. of Sociology, Anthropology, and Geography


Linda Hill, CRNA, DNSc
Associate Professor/Coordinator
MSN Nurse Anesthesia Concentration
School of Nursing
University of Tennessee Chattanooga
Office Number (423) 778-4563