Put
the common database on the file server.
If you plan to use the Internet features in Biblioscape, you must have Internet access. Biblioscape's
built-in web browser requires the installation of Microsoft Internet Explorer. Users can capture web based
bibliographic database search results directly into Biblioscape database. Biblioscape also allows users
to capture a Web page (along with graphics) into Biblioscape's Notes table. If you plan to post your bibliographic
database on the Web, you need to have a permanent IP address.
If you work in a corporation, and want to share a common database among all users, there are 3 options:
Put
the common database on the file server.
Set
up Biblioscape for client/server use with BiblioRemote server.
Use
BiblioWeb server to make all basic features available through web browser.
If you want information about what you can do with Biblioscape, check out printed and online resources that are available. For in-depth information about certain Biblioscape features, you should visit the Biblioscape knowledge base Web site regularly.
Biblioscape uses Import Filters to parse bibliographic data from different sources. It uses Output Styles
to generate formatted citations and bibliography. Both Import Filters and Output Styles can be shared
among users. We maintain an Import
Filter library and an Output
Styles library at the Biblioscape Web site for users to download the latest ones. We also encourage
users to share their custom made import filters and output styles by sending them to us by email. Both
online libraries are updated regularly.
Use the freeware version of Biblioscape
Use Biblioscape to manage a library
Post a bibliographic database on the Web
Where to start if you don't read manuals
Migrating data from another bibliographic software
Web based bibliographic database