Many people maintain stacks of reprints in hopes of having immediate access to important articles. Printed reprints should be filed in some organized way such as by author or subject.
Any filing system works better when it is combined with an electronic file manager.
A bibliographic manager such as EndNote provides keyword retrieval of your articles and, when combined with a word processor, can produce an appropriately formatted bibliography by flagging articles you choose from the EndNote file. In addition, search results can be downloaded directly into existing files in a bibliographic manager such as Endnote. EndNote is available to the Dartmouth Community on the Public Fileserver . Biomedical Libraries Workshops and documentation that can help you keep up with the management of all this information include EndNote and Downloading Bibliographic References . More Help with storing and managing information.