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Hi Arvin,

I've fixed the [[Help:Biblio extension|'''manual for inserting citations''']], it was't obvious at all. Google Scholar can give you complete copy-pasteable bibtex source, you'd only have to add doi link (but I hope google will be fixing that too sometime)

Off-topic question, are you by chance managing bionmr.com?

Cheers,
Evgeny.

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Hello Evgeny,

Thanks for the instructions on entering references. Google does make it easier to enter the information.

I am not managing bionmr.com. I checked the forum and cannot locate who is the principal owner of the forum.

Regards,

      Arvin

Arvin (Talk | contribs)

13:28, 4 September 2008

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Hi Arvin,

I've changed the style of references on the ACD/Structure elucidator page using bibtex format. If you click on the article title you will still get to the abstract page on your company site.

What I wanted to tell about is that those abstract pages have broken links to the journal articles themselves. The best way to fix that is to use DOI (digital object identifier) link like this one:

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0003-2670(98)00638-2

The link or DOI code is usually provided on the journal article web-page. DOI links are maintained by the publisher and are unlikely to become broken.

Regards, Evgeny.

Evgeny Fadeev (Talk | contribs)