Problems Formatting Your Bibliography Error: "Length is null or not an object" or "this.oRange.Text.substr(...).match(...).0' is null or not an object" This can be caused by multiple edits on document, the use of track changes option or using different version of Write-N-Cite. Open the document WordOpen Write-N-CiteIn Write-N-Cite go to Tools Select Revert to WNC v.2Save the documentReturn to Write-N-Cite and for to ToolsSelect Convert to WNC III DocumentReformat your document Error: "Some or all of the Cited References in the manuscript were not in your database" or "Reference n was not found in your database" You have deleted the reference from your RefWorks account. NVivo 10 research software for analysis and insight Import and analyze documents, images, PDFs, audio, video, spreadsheets, web pages, and Twitter and Facebook data Theme, case and in-vivo coding Review coding with coding stripes and highlights
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2018-01-24 - (Daniel Soule) [GRAMMATOLOGY Workshop] Writing in the 3rd Year of Your PhD "The essential free research and reference manager. Search for, read and annotate your PDFs. Then review your work, write up and create bibliographies instantly . .. A unique insight into the topics in your papers and libraries, based on cutting edge algorithms developed at Cambridge University by raviii Feb 9
You can import files from Mendeley and explore some extra features in Quiqqa. by ibis.eu Oct 10
Hi binhpok, thanks for the information, it's very useful. I work at a university and support RefWorks so it's useful for me to find out about all the other services such as Zotero and Qiqqa that are on offer. Thanks to pearltrees I've also just learnt about Citavi. There's so much choice now! by danrholden Jan 26
btw, danrholden, I found qiqqa's annotation tools a tad cumbersome-- especially compared to iPad's iAnnotate. by kbpc172 Jan 25
danrholden, I've started to move away from mendeley-- I found it limiting. I moved to it at a time when it offered better metadata extraction and it was great for managing PDFs. Adding notes to PDFs was pretty good, too, but then I realized that reports of notes was based on 1 PDF at a time. This seems nuts that if I wanted to generate a report of all notes and references based on a search term, I could only do it one PDF at a time. Since Zotero now has a standalone copy (so it works in ANY browser) and plugins like Zotfile (to rename files) and forthcoming Zotpad (for iPad), it might be the winner for me. Two notes: Endnote's annotation tools have improved dramatically, but it might still be cumbersome to get Endnote PDFs into iPad and a new one called ReadCube seems interesting. by kbpc172 Jan 25
I also love this program. I can't say that I've seen too many bugs or found it too slow. Do you know how it compares with Mendeley? by danrholden Jan 25
I love many things about this program- highlighting to note functionality (can't believe no one else has done this in the age of iAnnotate, etc.[correction: more and more programs are doing this- ReadCube, WebNotes, diigo (though it's not a reference manager]). Unfortunately, there are still too many bugs- its cumbersome to use, slow....not worth switching yet. by kbpc172 Jan 25