Sonny Software Bookends v12 2 MacOSX Incl Keymaker-CORE zip

Bookends is a full featured bibliography/reference and information management system for students and professionals.

Access the power of Bookends directly from Mellel, Nisus Writer Pro, or MS Word (including Word 2011): Bookends allows you to scan your existing word processor files and automatically generate finished manuscripts with properly formatted bibliographies. You can also scan Apple Pages ’08 or ’09 and OpenOffice 3 files, or RTF files saved from any word processor.

Bookends allows you to share your references over the Internet with anyone, on any platform. And with Bookends you can directly search and import references from numerous sources:

EndNote
PubMed
Web of Science
JSTOR
Google Scholar
Amazon
Library of Congress
arXiv
and hundreds of other online sources.

Or use a built-in browser to download references with pdfs and/or Web pages. Also, with automatic searches of PubMed you can discover articles as soon as they’re published. Bookends allows for powerful group-based searches, with static, smart, and virtual groups.

Bookends also offers a robust assortment of file attachment features:

Attach any file (such as a pdf) to a reference and view or open it instantly.
Automatically rename and organize pdf files on-the-fly.
Automatically download and attach the pdf of an article from the Internet if you have access permission.
Automatically locate and attach pdfs on your hard drive.

Sync your library with Bookends On Tap on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch, so that you have your references and pdfs with you, wherever you are.

WHAT’S NEW
Version: 12.2
• New PDF viewer with search, markup, and annotation
The new PDF rendering engine has the following features: (1) search for words and phrases in the pdf, (2) thumbnail page view, (3) markup PDF text with highlighting and underlining, (4) create and edit PDF notes and comments, (5) create a note associated with highlighted text, and (6) position and reposition notes and comments on the PDF page. Any markups or annotations that you create in Bookends will be visible in any applications that uses PDF Kit (e.g Preview and Adobe Acrobat). To use the new PDF viewer in the library window, select “Use Annotation View for PDFs” in the Action pop-up menu underneath the reference list.

• Tight integration between PDF notes and the Bookends note stream
When using the PDF annotation view, PDF notes will automatically appear as virtual notecards at the end of the note stream (highlighted in a color different from reference notes, which is configurable in preferences). Clicking on a virtual notecard will instantly take you to the note in the PDF. Any edits you make in the PDF note will appear in the corresponding virtual notecard, and any edits you make in the virtual notecard will be written back to the PDF. Text selected in the PDF can be imported into Bookends as a permanent and searchable notecard. You can also right-click on any notecard and search for its text in the PDF.

• Move groups between folders with a hierarchical menu
Select one or more groups (static or smart) in the groups pane and right click. You will have the option to move the groups to an existing folder or to a newly-created folder. If anything other than a static or smart group is selected this option will not appear.

• Watch folders work when the default attachment folder is not on the boot HD

• Use AppleScripts to set the contents of a field

• Bibliography generation is faster

• Set text output style (e.g. Styled Text, BibTeX, HTML, etc.) in Preferences, Scan & Bib tab
This can also be done in Biblio -> Bibliography.

• Worked around a Mendeley XML incompatibility with EndNote XML so that reference Types are imported correctly

• The keyboard shortcut for Autofill From Internet has been changed to Shift-Command-A

• If Bookends can’t find an assigned attachment folder, the factory default folder will be used

• JSTOR search and Autocomplete Paper were updated to deal with changes made by JSTOR

• The number of references you can import from Google Scholar at once has been reduced from 50 to 20
This is to prevent Google Scholar from thinking that you are a web bot and banning your i.p. address.

• Updated Google Scholar parsing to deal with changes made by Google

• Existing font styles will be preserved when pasting decomposed Unicode text into a text field

• Smarter handling of Title Case
Bookends will not capitalize a letter if it occurs immediately after a number or a period.

• New menu item Refs -> DOI -> Copy DOI

• Bug fixes
Fixed a bug in the Import Filter Manager that prevented the hierarchical menu option Show Filter in Finder from working. Fixed several small bugs dealing with using “cite” with BibTeX citations. Fixed a number of bottlenecks that caused delays when formatting fields with many text styles. Fixed a bug that could cause the first reference returned in a Google Scholar search to be skipped. Fixed a bug that could cause references already found by an automated PubMed search to be displayed in subsequent automated searches. Fixed a bug where the space between the author and date would be omitted when using the ^ to place the author in front of unenclosed Author-Date citations. Fixed a bug that caused the key field and the reference Type to be ignored when importing a BibTeX file. Fixed a bug that caused the wrong reference to be edited when creating a new reference with a smart group selected. Fixed a bug where using a right-click to add a reference to a group could result in the wrong group being modified. Worked around a bug in the framework that could cause an exception to be thrown when formatting styled text. Fixed a bug in setting proxy information in preferences. Fixed some mis-mappings of accented characters in BibTeX output. Accented characters are now really replaced by their ASCII counterparts when the BibTeX Key field is generated. Fixed a bug where a trailing comma in the title could be included in the formatted output.