Thanks for the reply so far.
> > - I don't understand how to use the macro feature. If I want to add
> > @preamble{
> > "\def\cprime{$'$} "
> > }
>
> You'd need to add this manually in a text editor, or put it in the
> frontmatter template (which is written to all files) using the Files
> preference pane. We only provide editing for @string macros.
Still: I found it in the Preferences panel, edited template.txt, which
was put in the folder
~/Library/Application Support/BibDesk/
and added what I wanted. If I go back to the Preferences and edit
again I see that my changes are saved. But when I save into a
bibliography file, noting is added to the file (I did check the
checkbox
"Write template file at the front of every file while saving"
It does really look like a bug?
>
> > - It would be very very very nice if you could support Mathscinet as
> > well. I know this isn't a free database, but it is the reference
> > database for most mathematicians, who in turn are the biggest users of
> > Latex/Bibtex (I suspect).
>
> This is a fairly frequent request. Unfortunately, Christiaan and I do
> not have access to Mathscinet, which makes development and testing
> well-nigh impossible. We need an enterprising mathematician to come
> on board and provide a patch, or some other developer to step up.
I wish I could help. This seems to be true: if you are on Mathscinet,
and have just made a search in HTML mode (just like on Google
Scholar), if you add "&fmt=bibtex" to the url, you would get an html
file with something ready for a cut and paste to BibDesk. But
everything to cut and paste is actually included in the <pre> </pre>
HTML tags, so could easily be parsed out. How do you do it for Google
Scholar? Is it documented?
Paul
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