It would be great if the Open PDF button would allow opening a separate window for viewing PDFs in full screen.
For example, I have a dual monitor set-up and one monitor is rotatable. With this feature, I would easily be able to view an entire page in portrait orientation.
The ability to assign opening PDF files to external programs/viewers would be very useful and would also fulfill the above functionality request.
Importing PDF and updating reference information is a very useful, but sometimes, the PDFs are not recognized. It would be useful to allow batch editing. I.e. a set of references would be selected, and one would then set attributes for year, journal name, volume, etc. for all of the selected references at once.
Thanks!
Navid
P.S. Right-clicking the PDF allows opening it with Adobe Acrobat. However, allowing other viewing options (without hacking the Windows registry) would be even better.
There are quite a few other readers, in addtion to programs such as Adobe Illustrator, etc.
What do you think about batch-editing of references?
Thank you. This allows a work-around:
First put the selected batch into a group. Slect the group, and apply the changes. It would be nice if it would simply be applied to the highlighted/selected citations rather than everything on display.
Thanks again - and am I dyslexic or is it not possible to search library based on the (missing) “Issue” attribute …
I have a large database accumulated over the years, so column sorting is not an option. For example, replies to correspondence, commentaries and editorials about articles are published in the same issue as the original article but with different titles. Date formats can be different. Therefore, having the option to search by issue is critical for me. I have reported it as a bug (not the first time that Issue disappeared).