Generate bibliography from the library
Michel Pauw
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Please make it possible to select a few resources in your library and generate a bibliography of them.
For example, I want to make a bibliography of:
1) all books by a certain author
2) all books with "church history" in the title
3) all books that I have tagged for my hermeneutics class.
These resources are all easily found in the library, but I can't generate a bibliography from there.
For example, I want to make a bibliography of:
1) all books by a certain author
2) all books with "church history" in the title
3) all books that I have tagged for my hermeneutics class.
These resources are all easily found in the library, but I can't generate a bibliography from there.
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This is an EXCELLENT idea and would be very beneficial.0
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Great idea in more ways than one0
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Excellent idea to compliment Citations in Logos.0
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Good idea!0
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I'm for this idea.0
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So helpful.0
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This would be incredibly helpful for research. Being able to build a solid bibliography is fundamental!0
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This is a very good idea0
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This will be a big help, great idea0
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Yes, this would be very helpful.0
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Actually you can. Select the books. open the information pane. use the save to bibliography function.
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@MJ. Smith That's so cool, thank you! At the same time, I'd like to see this feature in the context menu, which is more user-friendly (and user intuitive) than using the panel menu.
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UPDATE: you can already create a bibliography from the info pane in the Library, but it would be much more user-friendly and more intuitive to add this feature to the context-menu when selecting a few resources.
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@Michel Pauw Yes, I agree. I searched for a while for a way to do this before I realized there was a link way down in the lower right side (in the Info panel). I would have expected the command to be on the three-dots menu (upper right of the Library) and/or on the Context menu when you right click on the selected group of resources.0
