The Types correspond to those in Bookends, and can be changed in Bookends only by syncing with Bookends. Many of the fields in the Unused range will have other labels, depending on the Type, such as Edition, Translator, ISSN/ISBN, DOI, PMID, and others appropriate for particular Types. References can be entered added to your library in three ways:Įach reference has a Type that identifies the kind of publication. The subscription might renew if it isn’t canceled more than 24 hours before the renewal date.īookends creates a library on your iOS device that contains references (or reference metadata, meaning details about the works such as the author, place of publication, etc.) and, optionally, attachments such as pdfs. The subscription can be auto-renewable, and can be managed in iOS -> Settings > iTunes & App Store > Subscriptions. This can be bought with an in-app purchase as a yearly-renewable subscription. In addition, Bookends has an option for Pro Features Yearly, which at this time means Cloud Sync, multi-library support, and unlimited barcode scanning (details below). To have full access without these restrictions and no ads you must purchase the Standard Version from within the app ("in-app purchase"). You can use it as a standalone app, or pair it with Bookends for Mac, syncing the contents of your mobile and desktop devices via Apple’s iCloud Drive.Īn unregistered version of Bookends for iOS is limited in the following ways: searches return a maximum of 20 references, only 50 references can be stored in your local database, PDFs that you annotate on the iOS device are watermarked, and you will see ads.
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Bookends for iOS (here called just Bookends unless a distinction with Bookends for Mac must be made) is reference management software for your iPad, iPhone, and iPad touch.
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