Eingang
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@ @ I have to admit, I've had very few problems with Snow Leopard & app compatibility. It's been good.
about 2 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to jwoodthorpe
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@ It's just not as nice as dragging attachments from the client to wherever you want, as I've done for years.
about 2 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to cheslincoln
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@ You can select whichever items you want in the attachments list, right click, choose "Save Attachment…" & then choose folder.
about 2 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to cheslincoln
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@ @ It's nice to be cherished in all my "specialness". (-:
about 2 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to nogbad
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@ According @, Apple broke it in Snow Leopard and it's not fixed in FC 10.003, so probably no solution available yet.
about 2 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to cheslincoln
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@ I was using 9.104 so I downloaded 10.0, but that doesn't seem to have solved it. Wasn't a problem before Snow Leopard.
about 3 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to cheslincoln
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Does anyone else have trouble dragging files out of FirstClass client to their OS X Snow Leopard desktop or am I special?
about 3 hours ago
from Seesmic
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@ D'oh! I don't use Word/OO for paper writing at all, so I'm even more stuffed, but I like the idea of one tool to rule 'em all.
about 6 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to gconole
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Answered one of my own questions. There's an "Export" option in the "File" menu. Exports to RIS, EndNote XML, or BibTex.
about 6 hours ago
from Seesmic
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I have questions about : Can you define your own citation styles? How do you export data out? What if you don't use OO/Office?
about 6 hours ago
from Seesmic
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@ Mendeley looks like it's really come along since I first examined it. Can do PDF annotating/storage/citations all in one tool.
about 6 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to gconole
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@ While I'm at it, I highly recommend "Papers" for managing PDFs esp. with Open Source "Skim" as reader/annotator.
about 7 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to gconole
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@ If it had been around earlier, I'd have been tempted to try Zotero, the browser-based one with the Firefox extension.
about 7 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to gconole
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@ However, overall, the software is quite Mac-like & does integrate with some word processors.
about 7 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to gconole
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@ The styles provided are quite basic in Bookends. I've had to tweak them a fair bit. The biblio format tags aren't very intuitive.
about 7 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to gconole
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@ I use Bookends from Sonny Software. EndNote bloaty and they keep charging me to upgrade every year.
about 7 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to gconole
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@ That is very cool! I'd heard of Macinarium but I hadn't seen it. Dare I say it? Very Flash!
about 8 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to PhilGreaney
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@ It'll be interesting to see what happens, especially with the advent of Chrome OS on the scene.
about 8 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to PhilGreaney
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@ However, I have higher hopes for web-based apps. It's true you can now do some very amazing things in a browser.
about 8 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to PhilGreaney
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@ Cross-platform attempts, like Java, haven't exactly been as successful as envisioned either. Good in theory, not in practice.
about 8 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to PhilGreaney
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- Name Michelle A. Hoyle
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