Users can open up to ten ProCite databases, and create a single bibliography automatically without leaving their word processor. ProCite version 4 includes powerful grouping functions. Groups are an effective way to organize and quickly retrieve a subset of records. This is particularly effective when working regularly with a group of unrelated references that are not easily found with a single search. ProCite version 4 includes new duplicate detection functionality to help users maintain accurate and complete databases.
Users can now detect duplicates during import from an outside source.
ProCite version 4 also allows users to define the fields within a reference to be compared when searching for duplicates. Expanded Web Integration and Linking to OLE Objects RIS continues to enhance ProCite's Web integration by including new reference types for Web Pages and E-Mail. ProCite is uniquely positioned to support Web users, with its ability to import references directly from the Web, to link to existing Web pages, and to produce bibliographies in HTML for posting to the Web. ProCite version 4 links to OLE-compliant objects, such as chemical structures or any Windows file, allowing users to organize related elements along with reference data. ProCite is designed to manage much more than printed material.