Papers, PubMed Help Organize Valued Documents.

I’m not a scientist and I don’t play one on TV, but I know something about research papers. They are difficult to organize.

Enter Papers—a new way to organize research and PDFs in a way that mere mortals can use. Using a Mac.

If you have have printed PDFs by the copier paper box full, then you have too many PDFs. If you have PDFs scattered in more that three folders on your Mac, then you need some help.

Papers is a Mac-only application designed to help you deal with organizing the many documents we receive in PDF.... (excerpted).

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