iLibrary

The iLibrary is now available for 14.990 for both iPhone and iPad owners.The application is supporting English language. It is a whopper, weighing in at 3693391, so make sure you have plenty of free space on your iOS device. It is highly advisable to have the latest app version installed so that you don`t miss out on the fresh new features and improvements. The current app version 2.3.1 has been released on 2014-11-27.
Bottom Line: For more information about iLibrary check developer Indatasoft`s website : http://indatasoft.com

I don t usually write a review unless the app is really good or if it s a waste of money Also when an app is more than 5 or 6 I consider it an expensive app and folks need to be aware I had hopes that this would enable me to not only manage my bibliography but to be able to get APA style of a source to be able to copy and paste into my document Right now the only option is to email which didn t work or Print what s the point if I have re type Printing could be saved to a PDF document but again not the same Oh and there is a misspelled word in the menu Unknows vs Unknown Not important but it underscores the point that this is not a finished product and a waste of 14 99 They should offer for half of this get feedback and improve the product and then raise the price once it s out of beta I wish I could get a refund         I should have read the one review before buying markallenstaples

Weighed against the 15 price I d say it s worth 2 or 3 stars at this stage of its development Some of it is pretty raw for a v 2 release the Email button doesn t work it sorts authors by first name not last the English may need a review e g it says Unknows for Unknowns and some other usages are not quite idiomatic It imports and exports only to its own application iLibrary so your data is pretty well trapped It does print in a choice of four standard formats Not many aspects of the user interface can be edited I knew I was taking a chance on it I won t be using it at present but I m not going to trash it yet There is potential in its underlying concept I complement the developers on that concept and hope they will soon manage to create significant upgrades The Mac needs a lightweight efficient and effective bibliography manager iLibrary has the potential to become a must have for many I think provided the development proceeds briskly and the price is at its present level         A possible future feeble so far Mac Since 1985