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In article <r-larkin-1412951630230001@room-11-660.inhs.uiuc.edu>,
r-larkin@uiuc.edu (Ronald P. Larkin) wrote:

>   As EndNote users, we can exchange references pretty easily, thanks to
> the way Niles has implemented their database format.  However if I want to
> make references (in this case, scientific references) available to the
> maximum number of miscellaneous researchers, what if any format or formats
> are closest to a universal standard?  Is Refer format readable by lots of
> other bibliographic database programs?  What format is more widely
> readable?
> 
>   Finally, where should I ask this question to get non-EndNote users?
> 
> Thanks, Ron Larkin
> -- 
> Ron Larkin (r-larkin@uiuc.edu)
> Illinois Natural History Survey, Champaign IL 61820

All bibliographic programs support refer format- Endnote for example can
import refer without endlink. The same is for BibTeX (there is a perl
script for conversion), Reference Manager, Refs etc.

Uwe Baumert

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Uwe Baumert
Institute for General Zoology and Genetics
University of Muenster                        Tel.: +49 251 834675
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D-48149 Muenster, Germany          e-mail: baumert@uni-muenster.de