[jeremycherfas]It stores all the information in separate fields, usually based on one of the accepted bibliographic remplates, and then is able to format the output to meet the very differing requirements of different journals.
[jeremycherfas]It has built-in online searches of major bibliographic databases. It can extract metadata from PDFs (with a little encouragement). It can import a variety of formats, and search by DOI. But the really important th8ing is the ability to format the output.
[jeremycherfas]Bookends has a field for category, which includes all the usual things, including books, chapters in edited volumes, conference proceedings, newspaper articles, everything you can think of. And you can add your own.
[jeremycherfas]Truth is, I think of a bookmark as something *inside* a book, drawing my attention to a specific passage. But I realise that’s an old-fashioned view.
GWG[jeremycherfas]: Same problems no matter where I store them
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