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1. #Microsoft word for mac 2015 zotero pdf
2. #Microsoft word for mac 2015 zotero manual
3. #Microsoft word for mac 2015 zotero software
4. #Microsoft word for mac 2015 zotero windows

#Microsoft word for mac 2015 zotero manual

This manual is unique to SBTS and is loosely based off of the Chicago Style Manuel (Turabian). Recently I was looking over a paper I had written for a seminary class which conformed to the SBTS Style Manual.

#Microsoft word for mac 2015 zotero pdf

PDFPen – editing pdf files ($60, $100 for the professional version) /alt: Adobe Acrobat

#Microsoft word for mac 2015 zotero software

Keynote * – the most powerful presentation software with amazing possibilities (free with OS X) /alt: Microsoft Powerpoint, Prezi OmniGraffle – vector graphic software for diagrams and other illustrations ($100 or $200 for the professional version) /alt: Adobe Illustrator, iDraw Microsoft Excel for Mac – an extremely powerful electronic spreadsheet (various pricing models) /alt: Numbers Data processing, presentation and graphic design Papers – citation and bibliography management, article annotation, also used for managing scientific articles (see B) (€59) /alt: Sente, Bookends, EndNote, Mendeley, ZoteroĮ.

#Microsoft word for mac 2015 zotero windows

Microsoft Word for Mac – very powerful word processor, a standard for many publishers and in the Windows world, sometimes irreplaceable but should not be over- or misused (various pricing models) /alt: Mellel, Nisus Pages * – Apple native word processor producing beautifully formatted documents, features sharing through iCloud (free with OS X) /alt: Mellel, Nisus Scrivener – writing software, especially suitable for theses and other complex texts ($45) OmniOutliner * – writing outlines, also used for project management (see C) ($50 or $99 for the professional version) /many alternativesīyword * – simple and efficient text and markdown editor for Mac (€8) /many alternatives Ulysses – a rapidly evolving software for taking and organizing notes using searches, tags and folders I use it extensively for teaching (€37) /many alternatives NValt – plain text and markdown no-frills note-taking (free) /many alternativesĮvernote * – capturing text notes, documents, images, photos and screenshots and sharing them including on iOS devices (free with some paid features) OmniFocus * – unparalleled task management app extensively reviewed on Macademic however tempting it is, don’t try to put all your life in there! ($40 or $80 for the professional version /alt: Things, TheHitList, TaskPaper

OmniOutliner * – outlining for brainstorming and project planning also used for writing outlines (see D) ($50 or $100 for professional version) /alt: MindNote Mail Act-On – processing and organizing email with keyboard shortcuts in Apple Mail ($25)įantastical * – natural language calendaring, part of the Macademic Ninja Kit (€16)īus圜al – professional calendar management (€40) /alt: Mac’s native Calendar MailTags – tagging mail messages in Apple Mail ($30) Papers – managing scientific articles, also used for annotation, citation and bibliographies in writing (see D) check Macademic reviews (€60) /alt: Sente, Bookendsįoxtrot – a professional search engine “ goodbye haystack, hello needle!” ($40 or $130 for the professional version) /alt: Leap, DevonThink, HoudahSpot Hazel – file management automator, indispensable for managing reference files (€20) File and e-mail organizing and management TextExpander * – Mac typing shortcut utility (€35)ġPassword * – password, identities and other sensitive information management (€40)ĭropbox * – file sharing (free) /alt: Boxī. LaunchBar – a launcher and an automator (€24) /alt: Alfred, check here for comparison What software do I really need for academic work on Mac? | Academic workflows on a Mac The writing experience in Scrivener is excellent, however, just not suitable for the parameters of a dissertation. That process was a real pain, particularly with in-text citations and footnotes. I wrote my prospectus in Scrivener, but I had to spend a couple of days after it was completed just converting the file into a. When I began writing my dissertation I had hoped to use something other than Microsoft Word, but I quickly found out that other applications would be unacceptable for submission.

So tread lightly and don’t make an impulse purchase, if that is your temptation. Some of these will only frustrate your writing experience, especially if you’re diving into a big project like a dissertation that has unparalleled citation and formatting demands. I’ve used most of the software on this list (or at least experimented with a lot of them), but everyone’s workflow is different. Over at the Macademic blog there is a list of good software on the Mac that is particularly useful for academics, teaching, writing, etc.