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--- jeroen ten haaf wrote:
 is
there a possibility for a (university)licence for endnote, like we already
have
   for wordperfect and all microsoft-software?
--- end of quoted material ---

Can't speak for Niles on the license front, but there's a better alternative,
anyway.  There's an application called KeyServe, developed at Dartmouth but
marketed by Sassafras Software, 7 Low Road, Hanover NH 03755/tel.
603-643-3351.  It allows for copies of an application to be mounted on a
fileserver to be downloaded to Macs and used on a network.  (And probably
non-Macs, too, tho' I'm not certain.)  Each applic. so treated will not run
off the network, as it requires a 'key' to work.  This prevents unauthorized
copying and export.  The number of "keys" can be set in advance; if all are
in use someone trying to open the applic. is informed and offered chance to
get in queue.  We're in process of doubling our number of EndNote Plus keys
from 8 to 16, to allow for more simultaneous users due to rising demand.
This means buying 8 more copies of EndNote Plus.  But from Niles' viewpoint
we're OK, since no more than 16 users at a time can use EN+.  Heavy users are
expected to buy their own, but can test or occasionally use the software w/o
an up-front investment.  The software (KeyServer) is widely used outside
Dartmouth.

Greg.Finnegan@Dartmouth.edu
Reference-Bibliographer
& Adjunct Assoc. Prof. of Anthro.
Dartmouth College Library
6025 Baker Library, Room 104
Hanover NH 03755-3525
603/646-2868 voice
603/646-2167 fax