Online Reviews

• Biblio Tech Review of 3 Personal Bibliographic Manager Software
• Biblio Tech Review: Procite 4 Reviewed
• Biblio Tech review of BookWhere
• Biblio Tech review of z39.50 standard issues, Part 1 &: Part 2
• CHORUS review of ProCite 4
• CHORUS review of BookWhere 2000
• CHORUS review of Reference Web Poster
• CHORUS review of Z39.50 standard issues

Print Reviews

• Combs, Joseph. "BookWhere? 2000 for Windows 95 and NT: An Internet Search and Retrieval Product from SeaChange Corporation." Library Software Review, vol. 17, no. 1 (March, 1998): pp. 64-72.
• McMahon, Timothy E.. "ProCite 4: A Look at the Latest Release in Bibliographic Management Software." Library Software Review, vol. 17, no. 1 (March, 1998): pp. 4-13.

Software Evaluations

• Bibliography Formatting Software: An Evaluation Template 13th Edition (July 2006) contains a head-to-head comparison of  Biblioscape, Bookends, Library Master, ProCite, EndNote, Reference Manager and Papyrus, all via an evaluation grid.
• Doug's Cribs Personal Bibliography Software Website has a comprehensive list (Updated Feb 11, 2003) of personal bibliographic software products with links to each product and excellent supplementary material pointing to other web sites that provide comparative reviews, output standards (style sheets) and a bibiography of print materials on the subject.

University Websites:

• The New York University Bobst Library Procite web site has an excellent set of configuration files with instructions on how to download data from common online library sources. Especially useful is a ProCite configuration file for OCLC's Worldcat databases, which may be downloaded from the NYU Library Procite site (with instructions on how to use this file with WorldCat's Email function) or from Configuration & Z39.50 Files Edited for Use with Indiana University IUCAT & IU Library Supported Databases (with instructions on how to use this file with WorldCat's Export function).