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Can I Use RefWorks With My iPad?
Yes, you can use RefWorks with your iPad! Using Safari you can import, edit, and organize references as usual. Unfortunately the Cite-N-Write module does not work with the iPad’s Pages word processor. But if you really want to format a … Continue reading
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Wolfram|Alpha: An Answer Engine
Need a change from searching Google? “No, not really. I love Google”, would be the most common answer, I’d suspect, to this question. The next time you have a question that relates to statistics, numbers, or data sets, try your … Continue reading