Tag: How-to

• How-to series: Maintain a reading list on your website using Mendeley Groups [part 12 of 12]

  One of the great uses of public groups on Mendeley is maintaining a curated set of references about a given topic. This can become really handy for many different reasons. One of which might be the maintenance of a reading list. For this post, we will use the example use-case of a teacher that wants…

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  Ricardo Vidal

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  March 19, 2014

  2 minutes

• Mendeley Advisor Writes a Book About Mendeley

  We had another first in the history of Mendeley this year: a Mendeley book! Mendeley Advisor Jacques Raubenheimer wrote a user guide to Mendeley, which he said grew organically out of a desire at his university for training guides to various softwares. We profiled Jacques as our February Advisor of the Month, and asked him…

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  joaobernardinomdly

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  March 4, 2014

  3 minutes

• How-to series: Connect your Mendeley account to your Twitter account [part 11 of 12]

  Everyone is using Twitter these days. It’s a great way to communicate and keep up to date with your social network of friends and interests. Therefore, we thought you’d be interested in being able to hook up your Mendeley and Twitter account so that folks can keep up with your research interests and output.

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  Ricardo Vidal

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  March 29, 2013

  2 minutes

• How-to series: How to keep references and documents unpublished (out of catalog) [part 7 of 12]

  As you probably know that, whenever you add a document to your Mendeley library, the document details for that entry are aggregated into our Mendeley databases so as to allow you to easily synchronize your library across multiple platforms. These aggregated data are also used to generate our extensive and multidisciplinary research catalog that is…

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  Ricardo Vidal

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  April 16, 2012

  2 minutes

• How-to series: How to copy & paste formatted citations anywhere (LaTeX too!) [part 5 of 12]

  Have you ever had to quickly send a reference to someone by email or instant message (IM)? How about send a list of references at once? This can be quite a task if you have to open each PDF, copy the title, author, journal, year, etc. And format them in an email or IM reply.…

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  Ricardo Vidal

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  March 29, 2012

  2 minutes