Biblioscape is designed with one goal in mind, and that is to help researchers manage different kinds of research-related information more efficiently.
Biblioscape is an information manager for researchers, scholarly writers, students, and librarians. It is used to organize literature references, research notes, automatically generate citations and bibliographies, search and capture bibliographic data on the Internet, compile notes into a final draft with a table of contents, and to post bibliographic databases live on the web.
Biblioscape includes the following modules: References, Notes, Tasks, Charts, Categories, Compositions, and Libraries. The trial copy allows you to try all the modules. Depending on the edition you bought (Lite, Standard, Professional, or Librarian), some modules will be locked after purchase.
Biblioscape was built to handle a very large number of records of different types. This is reflected in the way Biblioscape separates the various tasks into individual modules. Before we go into detail, let's first examine the basic concepts of Biblioscape. Then we can move on to an overview of all the main features.
Main features:
- Capture references from the Web
- Automatically find related references
- Search the library catalog of universities
- Display the full text in PDF or HTML
- Take notes inside the reference editor
- Assemble notes to build a composition outline
- Write theses and books inside Biblioscape.
- Publish your Biblioscape database on the Web
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