Author: Robert Knight
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Mendeley Desktop 1.13 Released – Faster Sync & Catalog Import
Mendeley Desktop 1.13 is now available for Windows, Mac and Linux. This update has largely been about under-the-hood work on sync functionality to make it faster and enable you to access it across a wider range of platforms. Coming soon, you’ll be able to access your Mendeley library from our upcoming new web and Android apps, plus…
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Mendeley Desktop 1.11 Released
Mendeley Desktop 1.11 has been released. The major new feature in this release are the new Contents and Enrichments tabs in the right-hand pane which provide an easier way to get an overview of a paper and dive into the relevant section of it. For an introduction to this, see our previous blog post. There…
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Quicker Literature Reviews with the Mendeley Desktop 1.11 Preview
Today we’re announcing a preview of the next release of Mendeley Desktop, which adds an experimental feature to help you explore papers and find relevant information in them more quickly. This improved reading experience is initially available for Open Access papers, but we’re hoping to expand it to additional content in future. Table of Contents…
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Mendeley Desktop 1.10
The next release of Mendeley Desktop is here. You can update from within the app via Help → Check for Updates or download it here. Mendeley Desktop 1.10 features improvements in two main areas: creating citations and discovering relevant research. Journal Abbreviations To make it easier to generate correct citations Mendeley Desktop 1.10 will now automatically…
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Mendeley Desktop 1.7 Preview
A preview release of Mendeley Desktop 1.7 is available. This release makes it easier to use custom and 3rd-party citation styles, includes an updated plugin for citing your Mendeley documents in Microsoft Word 2011 for Mac and includes a number of improvements to search. Citation Styles Easier sharing and installation of custom and 3rd-party…
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