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    Mendeley

    Score2.7 out of 10
    N/AMendeley, an Elsevier company headquartered in London, offers their eponymous reference management software suite, including Mendeley Reference Manager, Web Importer, the Citation Plugin add-on, available in Premium package.N/A

    Zenreader

    N/AN/AZenreader is a desktop software used by students, researchers and professionals to collect, organise and combine knowledge to produce great work in less time. Zenreader is used to rapidly build a body of knowledge and evidence from PDF documents and webpages. With Zenreader users read documents, highlight text and images, capture thoughts and draft evidence-based notes. With one click users then export all of your work to your favourite writing software. Zenreader is designed with…N/A
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    MendeleyZenreader
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    Pricing Offerings
    MendeleyZenreader
    Free Trial
    NoYes
    Free/Freemium Version
    NoYes
    Premium Consulting/Integration Services
    NoYes
    Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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    User Ratings
    MendeleyZenreader
    Likelihood to Recommend
    1.1
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    Support Rating
    7.0
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    User Testimonials
    MendeleyZenreader
    Likelihood to Recommend
    Mendeley
    Mendeley Desktop used to be a decent software, and comparatively one of the best among Reference Managers. The new online version is beyond expectations
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    Leapian
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    Pros
    Mendeley
    • Easy to use interface
    • The use of font size and style makes information easily discoverable within the article previews
    • Drag-and-drop functions make article indexing particularly simple
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    Cons
    Mendeley
    • In my opinion, terrible web-based function in the new version
    • Very difficult to annotate and search in PDF's
    • New version removed many previous functions
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    Leapian
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    Support Rating
    Mendeley
    There are a lot of references that do a good job troubleshooting, although I am not sure there is a direct number to an actual person.
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    Leapian
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    Alternatives Considered
    Mendeley
    Microsoft EndNote. Mendeley has better user interface and is able to store, sort and organize a large number of articles effectively. Also can import and extract information from citations from articles online without the entire full text pdf availability. Can be used and accessed from portable devices such as iPads and mobile phones as well.
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    Return on Investment
    Mendeley
    • It is great that for instance, you download the paper you need once, and share it with your entire team.
    • You can present your annotation with the team!
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    Leapian
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    Screenshot of PDF Reader with Tagged image and text highlights. The text search panel is open, showing matched words with their surrounding context.Screenshot of Zenreader's Outliner used for creating drafts. Drag and drop highlights directly into the outlines and then export everything. The references engine takes care of the citations and bibliography.Screenshot of Document Kanban Boards: manage your project's work by organising the documents by tags or by moving them to the relevant kanban columns.Screenshot of Zenreader comes with a project history: showing you what you worked on and when. This is great to be able to trace back how much time you have spent and when you reviewed a particular document.