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LinksQ: But what do
I do with them once
I mail them?
A: If you have a small project, then after you've mailed
them,
just keep them in a special folder in your email client, and use that
for your article database. If you have a bigger project, then transfer
them to your personal database of articles.
Q: But how do I
get them into my
personal database of articles?
A: There are two ways. One is to mail the references to yourself in
MEDLINE format (an option that will be available soon in both versions
of PubMed Browser), and then use your email client to output a file of
articles in that format. This file can then be captured by your
database program.
Q: That's kind
of clunky--is that
what you do?
A: No. Instead, I have written a Java application that scans my POP3
email account and outputs the articles I've sent in RIS format (click here to see a screen shot of
this Java
program). My article database, Reference Manager, then
captures the
information. The program is free. If you want this Java application for
yourself, email me for information.
Last revised 13 Sept 2013
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