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Comment by Teresa McGervey on February 22, 2018 at 8:54am
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I noticed that the Comparison Chart listed under resources is dated December 2012. Does anyone know of a more recent chart? I have a hard time justifying RefWorks to our patrons when they prefer free, "not-restricted-by-our-network" resources and tools, like Zotero.
Also, we're still using and teaching Legacy RefWorks because until there is a sunset date for Legacy, patrons won't migrate to the new platform for fear of losing citations and/or papers in the migration.
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"Save to RefWorks' utility doesn't appear to work in IE (Internet Explorer). Has anyone else experienced this issue?Continue
Started by Lucy Walton in RefWorks. Last reply by Jana Machonska Nov 14, 2019.
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Tags: PubMed, DOI, style, citation
Started by Jana Machonska in RefWorks Nov 13, 2019.
New Refworks - adding page number, APA citation style, Google Docs
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Started by KM in RefWorks Aug 27, 2019.
Mac users and Reference Citation Manager
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Tags: Citation, Manager, Reference, 2016, Word
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