Dear Colleague,

Good Day,

I am attaching a very interesting link for you. it has  so many "journal paper writing software' names, try and download any trial one and examine it thoroughly. I am using "Scientific Word" myself, it is very easy and efficient. Good luck.

http://en.softonic.com/s/journal-paper-writing-software

Dear Colleague,

Good Day,

I am attaching a very interesting link for you. it has  so many "journal paper writing software' names, try and download any trial one and examine it thoroughly. I am using "Scientific Word" myself, it is very easy and efficient. Good luck.

http://en.softonic.com/s/journal-paper-writing-software

Dear Mr. Tahir,

Thank you really much for the advice. I will follow your advices and see which one suites better with me.

Regards,

Giorgio Sperandio

Mendeley Desktop,

EndNote X4, X5, or later versions

Mendeley Desktop

I like a program called papers (http://www.papersapp.com) . it is not free but it is a good scientific papers repository.

For OSX (and IOS) users

For write:

I make hard work with SCRIVENER (the best tool I know for any writer) --> compile rtf (export) --> import with MELLEL (powerful word processor) and finish text design with it, including bibliography compiling . Mellel works fine with Bookends (bibliography manager).

About BOOKENDS

After work with sente (nowadays seems dead), I switched (one month ago) to Bookends and I'm very, very happy working with this program. Very customizable, stable and with a lot of features to organize thousands of references and linked pdfs.

PD: Mellel and Bookens have iphone/ipad version which sync perfectly with desktop versions. IOs Scrivener version is in route.

Have a look at REF-N-WRITE scientific paper writing tool. This tool allows you to import text from previous papers relevant to the subject area in MS word. While you are writing your paper, you can just search for similar statements from other authors and inherit their vocabulary and language to improve your paper. It also comes with a library of academic phrases that you can readily use to polish your paper. Here is the link for the site.

http://www.ref-n-write.com

They have some nice tutorials here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qf7qyyKtbyQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6hlXzqO3r4

An alternate to above /// recommended

https://www.typeset.io/

Ref n Write the best for non natives

IMHO LaTeX gives you more flexibility than Word especially if you need to work with complicated formulas or need really nontrivial formatting.

As an easier way to get to LaTeX there is LyX, which is (see lyx.org)

"an almost WYSIWYG-frontend for LaTeX. It makes the power and

typesetting quality of LaTeX available for people who are used to

word processors. Since LyX supports LaTeX's concept of general

mark-ups, it is even easier and faster to create professional quality

documents with it than with usual word processors. It is also

possible to use LaTeX commands within LyX, so nothing of LaTeX's

power is lost."

I find that the best way to any edition work, for all types of documents, is simply the open web platform: HTML + CSS + SVG. That brings both maximum flexibility and maximum performance, and the document can be printed in PDF format. There are many free softwares for writing a document that support all the formats, including Content Management Systems, and many ressources are available on line, like fonts with Google fonts (https://fonts.google.com/), and LaTeX with MathJax (https://www.mathjax.org/) Of course, there is a little learning, but without that there is nothing useful, and it isn't that difficult. Remember that the web has been invented at the CERN just for that.

Mendeley is the best free software designed to help graduate students and professionals in scientific writings. It is easy-to-use, user friendly and more importantly, FREE. Furthermore, it also provides free online space to its users for online synchronization of data.

https://www.mendeley.com/

l think Mendeley is a very good software.

I am using " Zotero " it's free and reliable software.

Hello Giorgio Sperandio !

I recommend you use ShareLatex which is an easy-to-use, collaborative online LaTeX editor. For starters there are more than 400 Models in the template gallery, so it's easy to get started, even if you're writing a magazine article, thesis, resume or something else.

ShareLaTeX includes history of all changes so you can see exactly who changed what and when. It makes it extremely easy to keep up to date on the progress of your employees and you can review recent work. In collaborative mode or alone, some mistakes are made. Reverting to previous versions is simple and removes the risk of losing work or regretting a change. Hope this helps.

Website:

https://www.sharelatex.com?r=29a94bae&rm=d&rs=b

I experienced Mendeley software, it was so easy to deal with!

Hopefully you will find that too! Best luck.

For writing purpose the best solution is https://www.typeset.io/

It is free and offers a very user friendly platform for authors.

Typeset has a section for adding reference also. Though I like mendeley a lot for reference. I have used Endnote X8 before and it is very pathetic.

Try out SciFlow, a free online text editor developed for researchers.

- You can request a template for any institution or journal for free

- you can import your references from any reference manager

- you can cite with drag and drop from within SciFlow

- SciFlow formats for you (citation style, layout, table of contents, bib, etc)

- Your formatted documents can be downloaded in the desired file format

- it allows for real time collaboration

You can find us at https://www.sciflow.net

Ref-N-Write is a Word Extension that helps you find information, references easily from imported documents on Microsoft Word. The provider offers 30 days trial to test all features that come with the complete version.

Website: https://www.ref-n-write.com

https://youtu.be/EJDxBm1rld8

In my opinion the best software for writing scientific paper is Latex. You can add so many add-ins like bibtex for reference. But you have to learn it first before use it. If you think it took so much time for learning than you can use microsoft word. Here you can use so many templates.

Latex, and you can use https://www.overleaf.com if you are working in collaboration with others.

I am using " Zotero " software.

The best I've used is F1000, with integration with GDocs and Word. The best thing is that it is web-based, the worst, you don't have a desktop app with syncronization option.

I found Endnote the best.

Any text editor with track changes. I’ve friends who use scrivner.

Paper manager I use ”papers app”

It depends. If you want to make statistical analysis then SPSS,R,Matlab will be great. You can visualize your data in GIS with map. To use simple formulas excel is enough. For designing your image you can use adobe illustrator.

I´ve tried grammarly and I think it is very good.