Software for organizing websites?

[morganj at iupui.edu]

The Bibsoft list recently had a discussion of what bibliographic software
could be used for maintaining web pages.  I didn't look at the details,
but you could search the site archive.  Just send a message to
listserv at iupui.edu: the message should read something like
        search web in bibsoft
or
        search html in bibsoft.
You'll get back a list of citations and information on how to retrieve
them.
 
Jim Morgan
morganj at iupui.edu
 

Jim Morgan
morganj at iupui.edu


On Thu, 20 Feb 1997, Wes Edens wrote:

> Does anyone know of a shareware/freeware program where you can catalog
> websites and then output html lists according to the indexing terms?
> 
> For instance, I would want to be able to specify descriptors for a site,
> i.e. the e-journal Advertising Age, so that when I made my lists, it would
> show up under "Electronic Publications" and "Marketing".
> 
> Sort of a ProCite for the Web?
> 
> Thanks in advance-
> 
> 
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