I am beginning a review of a literature on the relations between the
governments of Canada and will be writing small summary reports on each
article/book/etc. Rather than just filling a directory with latex files, I
am wondering if the is a simple-to-use database that I could use to store
and manipulate these reports? That's quite an open-ended question and I am
happy with filling a directory with latex articles, but I thought I would
ask if there is a practical alternative. My first thought was to just use
bibtex and store the report in the optional notes section, but that
doesn't seem like the best way to go if the report is anything beyond an
abstract. Any thoughts, no matter how off base they may seem to be, are
welcome. Cheers, Colin.
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