Biblioscape
Other operating system version for Professional edition	(automatically included in the Professional edition which is reviewed here)
BiblioPalm	Palm version: BiblioPalm is a reference management software for the Palm OS. It is fast and small (45K). It doesn't need any runtime files and works on all Palm OSes and hardware. BiblioPalm includes a subset of the fields in a Biblioscape database. BiblioPalm database includes all the commonly used fields like Authors, Title, Year, Notes, Abstract, etc. The included custom HotSync program can synchronize your Palm database against a folder in your Biblioscape database, or the whole Biblioscape or BiblioExpress database. It can even HotSync with a remote Biblioscape database through BiblioRemote server. BiblioPalm lets you search, sort, and lookup records: from official documentation.Not tested).
Modules	these automatically included in the Professional edition which is reviewed here
BiblioWeb Server	A Web server built in the Module; a database available via Internet for searching, inputting, importing data. Database is instantly accessible via web browser, no other software is required on other machines.  Read, Write Admin levels of use. Autologin possible. Available functions: search (6 approaches: folder, lookup, fast-indexed, advanced-not indexed, glance), input and edit (delete), import, mark, export/print in various styles, manages a Web based discussion forum, see also Database via Internet (Intranet)
Notes	A separate Module to store free-text notes (not the same as Notes field within a bib. record). Notes can be linked to: records in the bibliographic database, URLs and files, to other Notes, Tasks, Charts. Can be grouped and organized in tree Folders. Web pages can be transformed into text notes and captured along with their graphics. Can search, see Searching, but cannot search record and notes content at the same time
Charts	Charts module is for recording ideas in a visual way. It can be used to draw flow charts, organization charts, etc. Can be linked to Notes. The text property of an object included in a chart can contain a SQL query: when the chart object is double clicked, the query will be executed and all relevant records retrieved (can search the bib-references database or the Notes, Tasks: memento Library Module is not reviewed here).
Tasks	separate Module to track ToDo lists. Tasks have their own fields (e.g. Priority, Description, Start and Due date, progress etc.), can be linked to Notes. Can search, see Searching, based on field selection; also available in Database via Internet (Intranet)
Internet-BiblioBrowser	The Interne Module activates BiblioBrowser which uses the Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) engine (that has to be installed in your machine). Can handle its own 'Bookmarks' organized in tree groups. You use it to search remote databases through their own gateways and search methods: displayed records can be imported (select a filter). Can also capture web pages either as bib. records or as Notes (see Notes Module above): text and web page along with its graphics.
BiblioWord	Built-in wordprocessor especially useful for direct manuscript formatting.  "References are listed on the right panel next to the word processor. When you are ready to cite, you can drag a reference from the right panel and drop it where you want to insert the citation." From official documentation
Utilities	(automatically included in the Professional edition which is reviewed here)
BiblioSidekick	"BiblioSidekick uses a small window to let user browse and search bibliographic records. BiblioSidekick window can be shown as "Always OnTop", so both your word processor and bibliographic records are displayed. You can then just drag the reference you want to cite at the desired position in your document, and a citation tag is automatically added. You can then generate a formatted document with Biblioscape: called also "Drag While You Cite". From official documentation
BiblioExpress	BiblioExpress is not part of the Professional edition we are reviewing here but a separate free-of-cost version: "BiblioExpress is a simple reference manager for researchers. It is the freeware edition of ... Biblioscape. BiblioExpress can be used to collect literature references of different types, exploring bibliographic resources on the Internet, as well as to be used as a free viewer of bibliographic data. BiblioExpress can format records in several popular styles, including ACS, APA, and MLA..... you can run BiblioExpress from a floppy disk". From official documentation
SQL	SQL command syntax is available to the skilled end user in searching, global editing, import
Toolbars	Toolbars are fully customizable. Can add, move, remove, change icon to commands

EndNote
Windows and Mac OS editions: differences	Win & Mac OS: the two versions work in the same way with a few differences: 1. Mac has got more limited word processing compatibility as far as manuscript formatting is concerned, 2. Mac has got Spotlight search ability: can use full-text automatic Mac Spotlight background indexing to locate also strings within EndNote library records 3. Toolbar can be customized 4. Format paper command can be made available in wp other than MS-Word using the Mac Services function when available 5. Reference Edit: special characters command opens a window for font and characters to be chosen 6. Import form internet: Direct export of bibliographic data from Information providers web sites can be available only via Mozilla-Firefox (official doc. says also Netscape) when it is customized so that EndNote works with Mozilla-Firefox as a helper application )
Palm OS ed.	Both Windows and Mac editions can be synchronized with  handheld devices using Palm OS™ 4.1-5.x (16 MB RAM): not tested. The Palm version is not a full EndNote on the Palm. It is a small application to make your references available away from your main computer, with limited editing capacity. It has no: change reference types; CWYW manuscript formatting; scan paper; Z39.50 searching; print; import; export; changing styles, etc. You can make simple changes to references such as adding records and data, and do very simple searching. Adding notes is done in an independent entry window instead of in a separate field, this is a Palm standard. The field information will be plain text when it is synchronized back to the PC. No back compatibility to  versions lower than 8 for  data like records and citation styles (filters and connections at risk).