Hey group members. Maybe we can tackle these issues with our new and improved citation manager.
1. Problems with formatting errors once the citations are exported into a Word document.
2. Problems with inserting a large number of citations together, or a large abstract, some citation managers can only handle 1000 words or less.
3. Changes are made in the citations or bibliography but are overwritten by the reference manager program.
4. Changes are made in the database but not reflected in the Word document.
5. Better field codes- (Fields in Microsoft Word are used as placeholders for data that might change in a document and for creating form letters and labels in mail-merge documents. Word inserts fields automatically when you use particular commands, such as when you insert a page number, when you insert a cover page, or when you create a table of contents. You can also manually insert fields to automate aspects of your document, such as merging data from a data source or performing calculations).
6. Making all updated versions of the reference manager compatible with all versions of Microsoft Word. (Making it easier to move, back up, or transfer databases to another computer)
7. Making it easier to import references from EBSCO, Google Scholar, World Cat, ProQuest
