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rpcameron: I agree. One can't limit BibDesk just to LaTeX, and my experience is that LaTeX users are most often users of other wordprocessors as well. I personally don't use LaTeX for letters, for example, but nevertheless I would often like to include references in letters.

Maybe this script is of interest (Word and Pages? and possibly Mellel?? integration of cite commands):

http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net/scripts/ ... BibTex.rtf

I'd recommend BibDesk to anyone -- no matter whether they use LaTeX or not. For me it's the best software for managing annotations, abstracts, and article and book PDFs, and that's a strong argument on its own.

[Maria wrote]The most basic step to usability will be (1) the step from independent styles to hereditary styles and (2) relating page format with margins, and (3) split screen, and I hope that these steps will be taken in the near future. Not to speak about a clean-up of the user interface, it got c...