Keeping Track of References

One of the great problems that modern scholars have is keeping track of all the references that might go into one's articles and books. EndNote is a wonderful help for that part of the scholar's task.  Today's column in the New York Times by Professor Olivia Judson of Imperial College, London -- normally her blog is on evolutionary biology -- contains a pitch for two programs that will help to keep track of all the references that can turn up on the Internet: Zotero (which is free) for the PC and Papers (which is available for $40) for the Apple.  There are links in the article to the sites from which to download both programs.  I've used Zotero for a few days and find it very easy to use and very helpful. 

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