I have Zotero installed on my machine for the occasional question on this site. (Disclaimer: I have used none of these tools myself properly. bib files generated by those programs aren't as good as they could be). bib file export (at least with the popular Better BibTeX for Zotero) is very solid (and customisable).
Zotero seems to be a popular choice, it is open source and its. If you are not married to the idea of using EndNote you may want to look for alternative reference managers. Even more so if you or your institution pays good money for that software. bib file format should have an official interface to specify the entry key (and ideally even an interface to automatically generate such keys from entry data, for example from author names and year).
bib files (either via the existing LABEL field or via a CUSTOM1).įrankly I believe that any software that seriously claims to export to the. offers two EndNote exporters that apparently make it possible to specify stable entry keys that are preserved on export to. keys are quite suboptimal and go against the spirit of easily recognisable entry keys. I'm quite new to Latex so any suggestions or alternative approaches are welcome.Īpparently EndNote has no official interface to define the entry key for the. I'd like to search the reference list by author name or title, similarly to the Endnote look-up system in Word. If I do so, every reference is categorised under a "RN" reference number: =. I've tried exporting my bibliography from Endnote using the style "Bibtex Export".
I have got a long list of references in Endnote X7 which I would like to use in Latex.
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