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BibDeskToWord

MS Word bibliography management using BibDesk. Works with Word 2008 and 2011.

Installation

There are a couple ways to install including running as a python script or building a local OS X application bundle. All of which are documented in ReadMe.html. The binary app is no longer available through the original host.

Building as an app

This version tested successfully with Office 2011 (v14.1.4) and BibDesk 1.6.2.

  • Successful compilation of v0.17 source on Mac OS 10.9.2 using:
    • python 2.7.4
    • Clang: 5.1 build 503 from Xcode cmd line tools.
    • wxPython 3.0.0.0
    • py2app 0.8
    • appscript 1.0.1

Steps:

  • install gcc (just install XCode)

    • Need to install command line tools within XCode --> Preferences-->Downloads
  • install Homebrew

    • This gets you homebrew with git so you can use the general purpose mac os x package installer.
       ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/mxcl/homebrew/go)"
       brew doctor
  • install python

      brew install python
    
  • Install pip (a pkg management installer/uninstaller)

      easy_install pip
    
  • Install virtualenv for creating virtual Python environments for application development

      pip install virtualenv
    
  • Install wxpython, py2app, and appscript required for building the BibDeskToWord application:

      brew install --env=std wxpython  	
      pip install py2app
      pip install appscript  
    

Contributions

Original by Conan C. Albrecht at warp.byu.edu/BibDeskToWord

  • Andrew Wallace forked from v0.16 original source and added citenp citations
  • James Ackman forked from v0.17 original BibDeskToWork-Source on 2014-05-01, wrote README.md, added new screenshots, edited version info in ReadMe.html
    • Tested compilation of v0.17 source.
    • Merged and edited the v0.16 fork template file defaults into v0.17 master 2014-05-01
      git difftool -t opendiff v0.16:BibDeskToWord.py master:BibDeskToWord.py
    • Added BDtW-Templates.zip to root dir

License

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

bibdesktoword's People

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bibdesktoword's Issues

Feature request: biblatex commands

I am very happy for this fork. Works pretty well. I was wondering whether it would be possible to introduce commands for biblatex too (not only bibtex). The most critical commands are \citetitle, \citeyear. Maybe even \parencite, but this is basically identical with natbib's \citet command.

The templates are easy to edit, but there are no possibilities to include the lookup for these (or any additional) TeX commands, only \cite or \citet.

Is bibdesktoword compatible with word 2016?

Hi there,
I recently upgraded from word 2011 to word 2016, and am having issues using Bibdesktoword (v0.17 running with Bibdesk Version 1.6.7).
Is Bibdesktoword compatible with word 2016? Or should I just go back to word 2011?
Thanks for your guidance (and for this AMAZING software btw!)

  • Aurelie

BibDeskToWord suddenly inserts whole bibliography from BibDesk

Hi there,

Firstly, thanks for this awesome tool!
I have used BibDeskToWord a lot in the past to have my references inserted into Word documents. Recently, it started to insert my entire bibliography file from Bibdesk and I do not understand why.
Could there be an incompatibility due to version updates?
I am now using BibDesk Version 1.6.5 (3713) and BibDeskToWord 0.17.

I'd be grateful for your help!

BDtW-NumberedBracketedCite* templates broken

Hi,
I just cloned the recent git version of bibdesktoword and tried to generate citations with the BDtW-NumberedBracketedCite* scheme. However, the BibDeskToWord.py python script didn't replace the generated citations from BibDesk and I ended up with in text citations that always started with [1, ...].

After a bit of investigation, I found out that the BDtW-NumberedBracketedCite* were broken. After fixing them by insterting :::Index:<$itemIndex/>::: instead of just <$itemIndex/> I got the proper reference numbers in my text after running the script.

Other than that BibdeskToWork works like a charm with Bibdesk 1.5.10 and Word 2011 on OSX10.5.8.

Best,

A.

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