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===== Bibliographic references with Mendeley =====
[[https://www.mendeley.com|Mendeley]] is an open source free manager of bibliographic references. It widely used among researchers due to its robustness and versatility. In particular it can import/export bibliographic references from/to any kind of desired formats (e.g. it can import/export references in bibtex format).

==== The Mendeley plugin for Ms Word ====
Here we proposed its use because Medeley has a plugin for Ms Word (format imposed by the Ministry), which insert directly your references in the text (e.g. in the form of [number] or Author et al., etc.) 

|:!: Tip| The Mendely Word plugin is installed from the desktop application |

It can also insert the list of references for instance at the end of the document (or wherever you need it). A usage guide can be found [[http://community.mendeley.com/guides/using-citation-editor|here]].

|:!: Tip| For an optimum use of the Word plugin, it is recommended to group your PLATO2.0 references in a folder (inside the desktop app). This way you will select your references only from your specific set of references for PLATO2.0 |


==== The Mendeley web importer ====
Another interesting feature is the [[https://www.mendeley.com/import/|web importer]] with which you can easily import a reference to Mendeley just by one click, for instance once selected a reference in ADS.