If you want to write papers, but don't want to use a messy interface, try LaTeX.

Bibtex examples

@BOOK{key,
   author    = "Author's Name",
   year      = 2004,
   title     = "{Entitling Title}",
   publisher = "Public Publishing",
   address   = "Prague"}

@INCOLLECTION{key,
   author    = "Author's Name and The Other Author's Name",
   year      = 2004,
   title     = "{Entitling Title of the Article}",
   booktitle = "{Entitling Title of the Book}",
   publisher = "Public Publishing",
   address   = "Prague",
   chapter   = ,
   editor    = "Joe Sixpack and his Spouse",}

@ARTICLE{key,
   author    = "Author's Name and The Other Author's Name",
   title     = "{Entitling Title of the Article}",
   journal   = "{Entitling Title of the Journal}",
   volume    = 42,
   number    = 6,
   pages     = "601-613",
   year      = 1998}

@MISC{key,
   author    = "Author's Name",
   year      = "2004",
   title     = "{Entitling Title}",
   note      = "\url{http://www.anarchitect.org} accessed on September 15th, 2004"}

See Also

• If you’re lucky and use MacOSX, try BibDesk (http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net/). It’s a pleasure to work with.
• check my LaTeX links (http://del.icio.us/anarchitect/LaTeX)