Files:
	citations.tar.gz	example citations in the formats below
	ieee-more.ieeeris.gz	more ieee citations

Some of these files contain carriage returns in some places!

The IEEE format is somewhat noxious, not sure whether it would be a good idea
to incorporate it into a RIS import filter because it might simply be
incompatible, although it looks very similar.

Ideally I'd like to keep all of the information contained in the citations,
even though they would never be printed with a reference in a published
document (e.g. abstract, keywords, document numbers) because it helps managing
bibliographies. They are easily kept in some obviously-named BibTeX field.

Export filters to BibTeX need to escape TeX-special characters in text (as well
as surround upper-case acronyms with {} in titles and a few other such things).

Volker kuhlmann, 19 Feb, 8 Mar 2003



Data base:	Compendex
URL:		http://www.engineeringvillage2.org/
Export format:	RIS (for Compendex records only, there are other data bases
		available through this interface as well)
Example:	compendex.ris


Data base:	IEEE/IEE
URL:		http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/
Export format:	they call it "ISI ResearchSoft"
		similar to RIS, but not the same
Example:	ieee.ieeeris
Note:		My university library tells me that IEEE has been in the
		process of sorting themselves out with some citation format for
		some while. They may have contracted ResearchSoft to do it for
		them. ResearchSoft sells EndNote (common windows program).
Note:		I programmed a cleanup/conversion filter for this to BibTeX.


Data base:	ProQuest 5000
URL:		http://proquest.umi.com/
Export format:	RIS
		(Export directly to ProCite, EndNote or Reference Manager)
		(Download in a format compatible with RefWorks, Reference
		Manager, ProCite and EndNote. Click Save As on the browser's
		File menu, and save as text file)
Example:	proquest-exporttofile.ris
Example:	proquest-saveas.ris


Data base:	Science Citation Index / ISI Web of Science
URL:		http://isiknowledge.com/
Export format:	ISI (?)
Example:	sciencecitation.isi


Data base:	Science Direct
URL:		http://www.sciencedirect.com/
Export format:	RIS (for Reference Manager, ProCite, EndNote)
Example:	sciencedirect.ris


Data base:	INSPEC
URL:		[MSDOS-based with CDROMs when I used it]
		(http://www.iee.org/Publish/INSPEC/ ?)
Example:	inspec.inspec


Data base:	Ovid
URL:		[MSDOS-based with CDROMs when I used it]
		(http://www.ovid.com/ ?)
Example:	ovid.ovid
Note:		Can't remember what the connection with Current Contents is/was