FamousWhy Editor:
Without any doubt, Microsoft Word is the most popular text editor available at this moment. The program itself is almost perfect but, as any other application, it can use some improvements. I think this was the exact idea of handyCite developers as well.

Just like the name clearly states, handyCite is a simple, easy to use and accessible Word 2007 add-on that helps you manage a document bibliography. Of course, handyCite requires Microsoft Word 2007 to run (it's not a standalone application).

handyCite comes with several useful features. Let's take a look over some of its key options:

- Handy availability of bibliography database (in task panel)
- One click generation of citation database from references included in the document
- One click opening of reference from Pubmed
- One click opening of PDF
- Quick startup
- Conversion of references to End Note format
- Merge duplicate references
- One click opening of citation database linked to Word document
- Auto linking of citation to Pubmed (based on PMID)
- Auto search, save and link free PDF files for references in database
- Handy comprehensive citation formatting options (for both in-text and reference list)
- One click retrieval of reference database from documents with End Note and Reference Manager References
- Import reference list from text (including text from PDF files)
- Simple and intuitive interface
- User friendly
- Low learning curve (it doesn't require any special technical or computer knowledge in order to use it).
- Just like Word 2007, handyCite supports all major Windows platforms: Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7.

Why is handyCite famous?

handyCite is famous because it is a simple, easy to use and accessible Word 2007 add-on that helps you manage a document bibliography.

Publisher: fks-soft

Tags: citation manager, MS Word add-in,