Reference Tracker for Mac
Create documents to store citations and references.
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Reference Tracker overview
Reference Tracker creates documents that store all the citations and references in your essays, research projects, or books, and automatically creates formatted reference lists.
What’s new in version 3.3.2
Version 3.3.2:
View older Reference Tracker versions - Fixed a bug that could cause multi-sentence publication titles to be formatted incorrectly
- Fixed a bug that could cause publication subtitles not to be capitalised properly
- Fixed the title capitalisation option for the built in APA 7th Ed style
Reference Tracker for Mac
$19.99
In English
Version 3.3.2
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Oct 10 2017
Version: 2.6
This app is exactly useless and expensive.Don't waste your money.Let me explain.
1) You can Add Group but you can't delete. (But I did a mistake. I want to delete it. Nope! You can't make a mistake.Because you are excellent.)
2) You can't generate cited text list.( Why U need this? Forget it.)
Ok. I can do same things with Microsoft Word why I need to buy this app? Because you have got much money and you don't know what should you buy?
Jan 22 2016
Version: 2.5
Worth the money. Very intuitive and decent search features. Saved me so much time already. I prefer the easy to use interface over that of Sente.
Sep 1 2013
Version: 2.0 Beta 1
I was hoping the price would come down for version 2… but at USD 45 this app is too expensive for what it does. Especially when there's the excellent Zotero out there for free (check it out at zotero.com). I always liked Reference Tracker but it's really not worth more than USD 20.
Aug 25 2009
Version: 1.4
A very simple, elegant program but limited by reference types, and way too expensive when compared to Sente, etc. How about $15?
May 26 2008
Version: 0.3.1
This looks like a good program. It would be nice to have a few more reference styles available: I've had to use Vancouver before editing a scientific paper.
Also it shouldn't really be listed as free. The license agreement on loading makes it quite clear that the program is Shareware in that to use it beyond 21 days, you need a license code.