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When I started residency, I tried several ways to save articles for later reference for learning, and also to use for academic writing. I tried folders on my computer, Google Drive, and Zotero. Then I found Papers by ReadCube. You can drag and drop articles and it automatically will...

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Midhat Patel, MD

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How to use the MS Word plugin:

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@readcube Sweet, been looking for something like this

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@Davembmd @readcube This is what I've been using this year it's amazing

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@readcube Does this just have better user interface than Zotero? What makes it stand out? Can it actually connect to your university library and forward you papers based on preferences? (Sounded like that on the website)

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Yeah, it does. I’ll post some screen capture soon showing how you can pull PDF straight from the Internet if you’re logged in through your institution. The interface is much better, smoother, and works much more efficiently than Zotero does. Also saves all PDFs to the cloud and you can pull them up on your mobile app.

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@readcube You use this as a citation manager for writing? Does it function with a plugin? Would love to see more. Thanks!

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@readcube Yeah it’s incredible. I’ll post it when I get a chance!

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@readcube Mendeley is best

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@TylerWillUIW @readcube Game changer!!! Wow thank you for sharing this

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