Some more links relating to the recent bibliographic software postings – mostly Mac related.
Firstly, TidBITS – Endnote, Bookends, Sente, Zotero, oh my, which looks at possible alternatives to EndNote on the Mac by an ecologist – with follow up comments by others.
Then there’s a review and a follow up at on the SBL web site of Bookends (which, like Sente, integrates well with the Mellel word processor). See Society of Biblical Literature – Bookends Review: Bibliographic Software For Mac and Society of Biblical Literature – Update to Bookends Review.
Also, does anyone know anything about the Windows software Nota Bene?