[Bibdesk-users] texshop insert citations

[Jaime M. <jm...@in...>]

I am using texshop 2.15 on my macbook pro. Any script available to  
insert citations from a bibtex file? or linking texshop to bibdesk?
Thanks

Jaime
On Apr 27, 2008, at 7:13 PM, Alex Montgomery wrote:

> Folks-
>
> I have updated my suite of BookScripts; Amazon has updated its
> protocol in a way that requires too much modification to continue
> working (sorry!), but I have updated and improved the WorldCat side of
> things. It's available now at:
>
> http://people.reed.edu/~ahm/Projects/Citation/BibDesk/BookScripts0.4.4.zip
>
> the README is below.
>
> --BookScripts
> --Version 0.4.4 2008-04-23 Removed Amazon due to updates to AZ
> protocol (recommend using Zotero), move WorldCat to using Endnote
> (RIS) output, cleanup of title and ISBNs, see individual scripts for
> other changes
> --Version 0.4.3 2008-01-13 Fixes for 1.3.13, see individual scripts
> for changes
> --Version 0.4.2 2007-05-21 Fixes for incollection, keeping searched
> ISBNs, title to booktitle
> --Version 0.4.1 2007-05-07 Fixed WorldCat, Reduced number of hard-
> coded results to 3 from 10
> --Version 0.4.0 2007-03-26 Added WorldCat, SearchOrder, ISBN13 to
> ISBN10 conversion
> --Version 0.3.1 2007-02-07 Fix for Add to ISBN script
> --Version 0.3.0 2007-01-15 First public release
> --Comments to ah...@re...
>
> This script suite contains two scripts for pulling down book
> information from the Library of Congress or WorldCat to BibDesk.
>
> WARNING: Use at your own risk. Always make a backup copy of your data
> before using these scripts.
>
> Installation:
> 1)Place all files in the "Put in ~/Library/Application Support/ 
> BibDesk/
> Scripts" folder in ~/Library/Application Support/BibDesk/Scripts/
> 2)Place all files in the "Put in ~/Library/ScriptingAdditions" folder
> in ~/Library/ScriptingAdditions
>
> Book Add by ISBN.scpt
> --Gets the WorldCat/Library of Congress (checks in order SearchOrder)
> entry from your ISBN and adds the book to the front window's database
>
> Book Cite Fixer.scpt
> --To try to fix the cites of the selected books,  run the "Book Cite
> Fixer" script on your books that have fields filled in. Entry types
> other than "book," "inbook," or "incollection" are presently ignored.
> If multiple entries are found, it will give you a list of the entries
> (up to 3 currently, settable by property maxResults); after selecting
> an entry, it will give you a list of fields to fill in. Note that you
> can use this as a way of searching WorldCat/Library of Congress; open
> a new entry, fill in a couple of fields (don't forget to tab out!),
> then run the script to fill the rest of the fields. It checks in order
> SearchOrder.
> --To match better, it only looks in five fields. If an ISBN is found,
> it searches on the first 10 or 13 characters of the ISBN (checks for
> 13 first); otherwise, it uses title, editor, author, and year. Titles
> are restricted to the first part (before a : or ;), it uses the last
> name of the first author, and tries to get the first name of the
> editor if it exists (everything before the first comma).
>
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