Bibliographica is a literature database for Windows NT/95 that can scan your texts for in-text citations to create a bibliography accordingly in any style you want. It comes with import and export filters for various formats such as BibTeX, Refer RIS Reference Manager, Endnote Plus, Citation 7, NotaBene, Medline, Econlit and so forth.

As a rule of thumb a publication consists of one percent inspiration and ninetynine percent transpiration. Not only does Bibliographix relieve you of some of the transpiration but it also assists you in your creativity. It offers a built-in idea manager that is specially designed for a computer assisted organising of more or less chaotic bits of ideas.

The foundation of your own publication projects are (besides your own ideas) other relevant publications. Bibliographix offers you all features you can expect from a literature management database.

Storing and managing of literature data and documents is no means by itself. You also want to process and output this data as well. You can output the whole database as one list, you can output the result of a query as a list or you can individually tag records and compile them in a list. This is all a question of a mouseclick in Bibliographix.

The power of Bibliographix goes far beyond this "manual" compilation. "Manual" means that you need to take care that the list is complete. Bibliographix can take over this work for you.

When you write your manuscripts, you can cite from your Bibliographix database with a single mouseclick. Later the program is able to scan your manuscript for these citations and append a matching appendix including all sources cited.