Hi All, I'm in the long process of migrating from Windows to (Puppy) Linux, and with that, leaving MS Office and EndNote for TextMaker (Linux) + JabRef, for writing research journal articles. TextMaker has an in-built in-text referencing and bibliography tool based on the dbf dBaseIV format (e.g., http://textmaker.helpmax.net/en/working-with-large-documents/tables-of-references-toc-index-etc/bibliographies/step-1-the-bibliography-database/). However, TextMaker doesn't currently have great support for importing existing databases, meaning a tedious re-entry of literature data, field by field. I'm writing to ask whether JabRef or its user base might be able to suggest a workaround to this dilemma. I have only used JabRef very briefly in the past, but knowing I'll be using it more in future, with advent of the new Docear (http://www.docear.org/). I've run into a wall with this, and any input on the matter would be appreciated, Cheers, arobbo
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