Citavi can import and export bibliographic information in BibTeX format. A typical BibTeX entry looks like this:
@book{Handke.2006,
year = {2006},
title = {The virtual linguistics campus: Strategies and concepts for successful e-learning},
address = {M\"unster},
publisher = {Waxmann},
isbn = {978-3-8309-1689-5},
editor = {Handke, J\"urgen and Franke, Peter}
}
Importing a BibTeX File
•Many web-based databases support direct export to Citavi. See Searching Web-Based Databases and Importing Search Results for more information.
•If you have a BibTeX file (with the .bib file name extension) on your computer already, double-click it to start the import or drag it into the navigation pane in the Reference Editor.
Field Mapping
When you import a BibTeX file to Citavi, the fields are mapped as follows:
BibTeX |
Citavi Generic |
---|---|
author |
Authors |
year |
Year |
title |
Title1 |
editor |
Editors |
booktitle |
Title2; ParentReference |
address |
PlacePublished |
publisher |
Publishers |
volume |
Volume |
number |
Number |
series |
SeriesTitle |
edition |
Edition |
journal |
Journal |
isbn |
ISBN/ISSN |
keywords |
Keywords |
abstract |
Abstract |
note |
Notes |
url |
OnlineAddress1 |
pages |
PageRange |
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http://manual.citavi.com/en/?importing_bibtex.htm (Last updated: 29.03.2012 14:04:46)
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