Hi all,
Hereafter part of a post I sent a few weeks ago. Hope this helps.
"For info, my workflow is as follows: BibDesk (ref hunting, pdf
handling, bib storing) + Journler (<http://www.journler.com> sorting/
tagging of notes and research resources, pdf, graphs, etc) + iGTD
(<http://bargiel.home.pl/iGTD/> getting-things-done app). The core of
the workflow is Journler which gets info from both BibDesk and iGTD,
using applescript for the former and the built-in url features in the
latter.
The applescript part detects whenever a new pub is added to my main
filed-by-BibDesk publication folder, takes it, creates a new item in
Journler (adding an alias to it), and tags it (the file, not only the
entry) as "processed" to ease troubleshooting, if ever. I posted the
applescript there : <http://www.journler.com/community/forums/
viewtopic.php?t=2440>."
Le 22 juin 07 à 07:52, Niels Kobschätzki a écrit :
Hi!
Once again I'm thinking about how to handle all my reference
material. Right now I'm using Yojimbo to get all the website-stuff
from the net and then there are PDFs.
For handling PDFs I see at time three options:
a) Using the Finder with metatags and some good file names (any
suggestions for conventions)
b) Using DevonThink Personal (I've got a license for it from MacZot
and the other versions are just too expensive for me right now)
c) Using Papers (just downloading the actual version)
I would use BibDesk in all three cases because I write all my stuff
with LaTeX and I think it's superior if it comes to handling bib-
files.
In the end all files should be in some system where I can easily find
and manage them.
How are you guys handling your reference-materials?
Niels
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