Sente 5.6 Makes it Easier to Capture References from Web Pages

Denver, CO    Sep 16, 2008 in Software

[prMac.com] Denver, Colorado - Third Street Software today announced the release of Sente 5.6. This new version of the popular academic reference manager includes an embedded web browser that supports "targeted browsing" - a new feature that enables users to capture reference data from many web sites with a single mouse click.

"When Sente detects a reference on a web page from, say, Thomson's Web of Knowledge or Google Scholar, Sente automatically inserts a target button into the web page. Clicking on the target will cause Sente to add the reference to the user's library with no further user intervention. The target is changed to a Sente icon to indicate that the reference is now in the database. It is just that easy," said Michael Stevens of Third Street Software.

A video demonstrating targeted browsing can be viewed on their website.

Targeted browsing currently supports numerous academic literature sites, including: EBSCOhost, PubMed, Web of Knowledge, JSTOR, Project MUSE, HighWire, arXiv, Library of Congress, CiteSeer, Elsevier Science Direct, SpringerLink, Scirus, and ProQuest. Support for more sites will be added in future releases.

Sente 5.6 also includes significant improvements to the bibliography format editor that make it possible to create more complex bibliography formats. These new features make it possible to create richer formats than can be produced by other common bibliography programs.

System requirements:
Sente 5 requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later. 1GB RAM (or more) is recommended. Sente is a Universal Binary for PowerPC and Intel Macs.

Sente Pricing and Availability:
This is a free upgrade for all Sente 5 owners. People who originally purchased Sente 1, 2 or 3, and who have not yet upgraded to Sente 5, can purchase an upgrade for $39.95 (USD). A standard, single-user license for Sente can be purchased for $129.95 (USD). Academic licenses are available for $89.95 (USD). A fully-functional, 30-day demonstration version of Sente can be downloaded from their website.

Third Street Software, Inc. is a small, privately held software company in Denver, Colorado, dedicated to building the kind of software you can't believe you ever lived without.

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