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Use the "Find Le Moyne Library" links in the search results as well as other links provided by the search engine to locate the full-text of articles. Mendeley Mendeley is a reference manager that allows you manage, read, share, annotate and cite your research papers. Emmanuel Gicharu on August 11, at am.
Thank very much Derek. You have greatly helped me. God bless you indeed. Thanks Reply. Derek Jansen on August 12, at pm. Mokhtar on September 11, at pm. All thanks and appreciation to you Reply. Zandile Mbawu on September 26, at am. Thank you Derek. Information you shared was helpful. Tabitha Osler on January 30, at am. And of course number 9 is the easiest way — when someone adds an article for you through a Mendeley group.
This is great! Carl — Great additions. I read this article specifically to check if there was a way to do this. Roberto, I would suggest the following setup for the case of shared computers. Each person using the shared computers should register for their own account at Mendeley.
This way the full functionality of Mendeley will be available to you, as opposed to just the PDFs, as with Dropbox. Rory, there is an easier way.
I recommend using a folder name such as DocumentsMendeley as the destination for copied files. Next, go to the Watched Folders tab and pick the folder into which your PDFs are downloaded I use desktopMendeley Watch but you can make it whatever you want. Now Mendeley will automatically pick the PDFs out of that folder, import them, and organize them for you. All you have to do is click Save in your browser. Another way to save items to your library is to use the web importer bookmarklet.
However, when I get to downloading a PDF and put it into Watched Folder, a separate duplicate entry would be created in the database because only the file hash and not the DOI is verified when checking for duplication.
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