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I agree with Tom Ritch's suggestion: it indeed sounds like a very powerful
option. If there were such a tool, I think I might be doing some
"housework" in my keywords fields, which could definitely be made more
consistant and more pertinent from time to time as my work evolves.

Here are a couple more items on my wishlist:

1.      More keyboard shortcuts (or the ability to customize them) :
choosing fields in the find window, changing the reference type when
creating a new reference, new reference in the edit journal abbreviations box.

2.      A macro to insert today's date in the notes field.

I use Endnote Plus 1.4 plus PIM on macintosh. Apologies if any of these
requests are outdated. (I thought I had sent a change of address to Niles,
but haven't received the newsletter recently mentioned on the mailing
list. Please let me know if I need to send it again, Avi.)

Thanks for the list,

Julie Solomon
Romance Languages
University of Pennsylvania
jsolomon@mail.sas.upenn.edu


 Tom Ritch wrote:
>
> Global editing is high on everyone's wish list, and I believe
> Avi has said it is high on Niles' list of features to be added.
> But in the mean time, or perhaps even after Global Editing is
> built into Endnote, it might be nice to be able to edit your
> library with a word processor.  The point has been made that
> by exporting in Refer format, editing, then re-importing, the
> original reference numbers are lost, making the edited library
> incompatable with papers written before editing.  Here's a request
> for a simple, quick fix:
>
> Please modify the "Refer" format as read and written by Endnote
> to include each reference's number.  If on reading a Refer file
> a conflict is found where the number is already assigned, the
> conflicting refs could be displayed in a window so the user could
> pick which one to keep.  Writing a Refer field which has the ref
> number should be no problem.  By giving the user the ability to
> edit the refs in a word processor Endnote would give the user much
> power.
>
>         Tom RItch
>