Re: SIGIA-L: Personal Knowledge/Research Management tool

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> I would say ProCite is a pretty good tool mange information resources, from
> web sites to books and so on.
> Costs some money though.

There are several

Scholar's Aid:
http://www.scholarsaid.com/

   Lite version is free. $94 and bulk discounts available. Windows
   only. Includes two tools. The "Library" tool stores bibliographic
   data (citations). The "Notes" tool stores quotes and excerpts,
   which can be linked to the library tool. Import and export options
   are customizable.
 
Biblioscape
http://www.biblioscape.com/

  Three versions: Biblioscape, Biblioweb (a web version), and
  BiblioExpress (the slimmed down free version). More expensive
  than Scholar's Aid, but also with more features for group
  use.

Then there is EndNote, which is usually cited as the main competitor
to ProCite. I think Biblioscape and Scholar's Aid can import EndNote
and Procite formats.

I'm looking into these and am looking closely at Scholar's Aid. It
seems similar to Biblioscape, but more flexible in areas important
to me (like importing and exporting), and cheaper.

hth

--karl

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