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<!DOCTYPE entry SYSTEM "../catalogue.dtd">
<entry id="bibfind"
       datestamp="2001/07/05"
       modifier="ftpmaint@tug.ctan.org">
  <about>
    <name>bibfind</name>
    <caption>Prints entries in your bib file that match search string</caption>
    <author>
      <name>Oyvind Breivik</name>
      <email>Oyvind.Breivik@dnmi.no</email>
    </author>
    <license type="artistic" />
  </about>
  <description>
    <abstract>
      Bibfind reads your bib file and prints those references that
      match your search string. It works a bit like grep, only it
      prints the whole reference (paragraph) and not just the line
      that matches.  The program is useful for quickly checking
      whether a certain reference is in your database, or what year
      some guy made that major breakthrough, etc. You can use Perl
      regexes in your search string and hence wield the awesome power
      of Perl's pattern matching.
    </abstract>
  </description>
  <distribution>
    <ctan>biblio/bibtex/utils</ctan>
  </distribution>
</entry>
