List of RIS tags

= RIS File Format =

The RIS file format (according to Wikipedia) uses a single record per reference, starting with a reference type (see other page) and ending with an end-of-record marker. The syntax is line based, one tag per line, formatted as the attribute name, two spaces, and a dash. RIS records can have the following tags:
 * TY - Type of reference, available types governed by an RIS specific controlled vocabulary
 * ID - Reference ID (not imported to reference software)
 * T1 - Primary title
 * TI - Book title
 * CT - Title of unpublished reference
 * A1 - Primary author
 * A2 - Secondary author (each name on separate line)
 * AU - Author (syntax. Last name, First name, Suffix)
 * Y1 - Primary date
 * PY - Publication year (YYYY/MM/DD)
 * N1 - Notes
 * KW - Keywords (each keyword must be on separate line preceded KW -)
 * RP - Reprint status (IN FILE, NOT IN FILE, ON REQUEST (MM/DD/YY))
 * SP - Start page number
 * EP - Ending page number
 * JF - Periodical full name
 * JO - Periodical standard abbreviation
 * JA - Periodical in which article was published
 * J1 - Periodical name - User abbreviation 1
 * J2 - Periodical name - User abbreviation 2
 * VL - Volume number
 * IS - Issue number
 * T2 - Title secondary
 * CY - City of Publication
 * PB - Publisher
 * U1 - User definable 1
 * U5 - User definable 5
 * T3 - Title series
 * N2 - Abstract
 * SN - ISSN/ISBN (e.g. ISSN XXXX-XXXX)
 * AV - Availability
 * M1 - Misc. 1
 * M3 - Misc. 3
 * AD - Address
 * UR - Web/URL
 * L1 - Link to PDF
 * L2 - Link to Full-text
 * L3 - Related records
 * L4 - Images
 * ER - End of Reference (must be the last tag)