Bibliography generator.....advice needed, please.

Dinarius

Can anyone advise me on the use of a bibliography generator?

There are dozens of free generators online.

I want to end up with a list in a Word document and/or a .PDF.

Any help or advice much appreciated.

Many thanks.

D.

Aghoney

Check out the training sessions on Endnote Online that they are doing this week and next week at the BLU library as part of the HITS series of training. It may be what you are looking for. I am using Zotero, but I may soon transition to Endnote because it is supported by the TCD library.

Supercell

I use Mendeley all the time other (free) ones worth a look include Zotero and Docear (quite unique approach, takes a bit of getting used to but the mindmap integration is good for planning out an assignment, thesis etc).

Mendeley has an integrated library - so searching for a paper will throw up lots of similar ones easily found on Stella or google scholar, which is a feature i have found really useful.

endasmail

Trinity endnote is a disaster
There is easier ones online