In light of the recent discussions about bibliographic software, I feel many on this list may be interested in a database manager that I have written. It allows researchers to keep track of tens of thousands of articles and books and to take research notes on these works. Information can be classified not only under subjects but also passages in literary works such as the Bible, classical literature and Shakespeare. The flexible report generator is designed to work especially well with variable length text. Complex reports can be designed without programming.
Reports can produce documents in the file formats of popular word processors.
Annotated bibliographies are automatically formatted according to manuals of writing style such as Modern Language Association, University of Chicago, American Psychological Association and Turabian. Data may be imported from a wide variety of sources, including online library catalogs, online information services, other database programs and text files. Variable length fields and records up to 65000 characters long. Built in editor includes common word processor capabilities such as extensive cursor movement and text delete commands, wrap around, search and replace, block operations, and fonts such as underlining, boldface, italics, superscript and subscript. Accented Western European language characters can be easily entered, searched and properly sorted.