The phrase "external editor" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a program or software used for editing text or other types of content that is located outside of the primary program or platform being used. Example: "I prefer to write my blog posts in a word document and then use an external editor to fine-tune the formatting before uploading them to my website."
By the end of your post I think you'll be convinced of Sente's note taking prowess and superiority over Zotero for multiple reasons, not least since it does not yet embed annotations in PDFs, still requires the use of an external editor, and doesn't take advantage of the simulated book that the iPad and iPhone afford.
The external editor is not involved in the peer review of any of the articles once submitted.
Take a screenshot, annotate it and upload it to the cloud, save or open in any other r external editor.
If that isn't enough, you can enable PhotoMeister to access an external editor with more power to edit...such as Gimp, GimpShop, PhotoShop, PhotoScape, or Photobie.
Use "Find" and "Replace," if desired, by copying and pasting part or all of the article into Wordpad, TextEdit, or another external editor so that you can use the editor's "Find" and "Insert" (such as paste) or "Replace" functions to easily reword any code or phrases that you want to change throughout the text.
Feedback and Participation: Please note that the wiki is currently closed to external editors as we finalize the content and underlying structure of the Literature Review.
She set out the procedure she had known during her 10 years as a News International editor for using "external providers of information... not just private investigators but also individual sources".
7 Manuscripts submitted to BMC-series medical journals are typically handled by external academic editors, in house editors, or a combination of both at different stages in the manuscript submission process.
To this end, the foundation is offering its services as an external poetry editor.
The resignation of Mr Varadarajan last month has triggered a wave of reaction through the world of India's media; just two-and-half years earlier, the respected 48-year-old had been made the first external, "professional" editor in the newspaper's 135-year-old history.
Over 30 in-house research scholars, 12 external consultant editors and 400 associate editors made recommendations about new subjects and specialist authors, and reviewed completed work for academic quality.The large community of people contributing to the Oxford DNB is spread around the world and made up of 10,000 academic and non-academic authors.
