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Hi all
Bibus has been suggested back in 2006 but the thread came to a halt. So here I go again. There has been some movement in the Bibus Forums to make it portable, see here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bibus-biblio/forums/forum/380177/topic/1...
Unfortunately I'm an end user, but if anyone had the time and the enthusiasm to give it a shot at pack Bibus portable (and posibly make it work with OOo portable) that would be great!
Thanks!
ElEsido
Hi, ElEsido
Since your posting I didn't know about bibus. I myself am using the Swiss reference manager Citavi since a few years and am very glad to have found it.
The current version is only in German, but later this year the version 3 is announced, which has a German/English user-interface. A preview of Citavi 3 is at the moment to be downloaded.
CitaviFree saves databases up to 100 data sets which is usually sufficient for work in schools or minor projects in university. Both Citavi 2 and Citavi 3 are portable (not PortableApps). If a user wants to have a special online catalogue to be integrated - apart from the ca. 4000 at present - the developpers will do that. There also exists a forum which is well-frequented (http://support.citavi.com/forum/index.php). Citavi uses .NET 2.0. And Citavi works with both MS Word and OpenOfficeWriter and OpenOfficeWriterPortable.
Perhaps this is an alternative for you.
Greetings
Peter
I can use. From point of view the hardest part of a research paper is typing out the bibliography...
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