[Blindmath] easy bib accessible?

[Michael Whapples]

Do you want the citations in a particular format?

Many websites which have articles have buttons for downloading the 
citation of the article in certain formats. So if I am using LaTeX I 
normally select the button for download bibtex citation and it gives me 
a text file with the citation in bibtex format. This works well as a 
LaTeX user. I know there are other systems such as refworks but I don't 
know what they are like for accessibility.

Usually I have found google scholar fairly good for finding documents 
and suitable citation material (not always ready for download but 
accessible for copying), http://scholar.google.com

Michael Whapples
On 03/05/2013 15:30, Lewicki, Maureen wrote:
> Has anyone found a jaws compatible website for citation templates? Easybib.com is awesome, but last year I tried to acess with Jaws, without success. Perhaps it was more about my jaws skills?
>
> Maureen Murphy Lewicki
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