Organizing your library with Papers
As I try to stay up to data on research on Applied Behavior Analysis, and autism. I read quite a few scientific articles through the time. It´s of course been a great to get all these articles electronically, I´m not good at organizing articles or other things on paper.
But, after I while it becomes many articles, my article library now consists of approximately 4.000 papers, and at that number it begins to be hard to organize all the files. So after scanning the Internet, and trying out some applications I have landed on using Papers.
Papers has great search opportunities, the possibility to organize your papers by author, year, topic etc. This is great, specially when you are writing articles of your own. I also like that Papers organize your files in a logical Folder structure, which is great if you want a file in other applications. And it does it automatically :)
The only thing so far I miss so far, is the function of references in word processors, like EndNote does, but maybe I end up using both….
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Mac or PC? On my mac I have been using Devon Think Pro. You should check it out. I’ll give Papers a look.
I´m on a Mac. I surely will give Devon Think Pro i go!