BibDesk can also be used as a database to feed into other things-- I use
BibDesk to manage my references; then I export them into Bookends, which
works automatically in conjunction with Mellel (a lovely word processor) or
Word.

If you are interested in this workflow let me know; I'd be happy to give you
more info. It was discussed a few weeks ago on this list.

--Ingrid


On 11/24/07 8:34 PM, "Steven Edwards" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> BibDesk seems like it's a great tool. I'm doing work on my thesis and
> would like to use it to help me write a bibliography. Problem is
> though... I don't see any easy step by step directions on how to do
> that on either the BibDesk website or anywhere else for that matter.
> 
> Many people who download bibdesk are probably going to have SOME idea
> of what it does before they download... but I discovered it through a
> google search, and downloaded it with the expectation that it would
> easily allow me to create bibliographies (e.g. I'd be able to do
> something like go to the file menu and hit export and then choose
> from a list of formats, like MLA or APA). It doesn't seem to work
> that way though, and the website gives no impression that it won't
> (well, at least that's the way I interpreted it)
> 
> I've seen written in plenty of places that I can export in text
> format and even as a pdf... but I don't really understand how that's
> going to help me much when I would need to export in a certain
> bibliographical format. Sounds like a program like MacTex could help
> me... but I highly doubt it's necessary for me to download a ~742
> megabyte file simply to export bibdesk data to an APA bibliography.
> 
> I'm obviously missing something... I'm just not sure what it is.
> 
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