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>A subject that was brought up recently was the ability to save a filled-in
>reference as a different (new) reference and then make small changes to it
>specific to the new (but very similar) reference.  Although most Mac software
>has this rather generic capability, as far as I am aware, there is no way to do
>this with current versions of Endnote.  The closest I have come is copying and
>pasting between similar entries, which is much more time consuming (barely
>faster than entering from scratch for me).
>
>I would like to officially suggest this for the wish list of improvements
>offered in future versions.  The ability to do this would be a tremendous time
>save to many users who like myself enter 1 or more references at a time from
>the
>same journal, with the only differences between entries being page numbers,
>title and authors.

Is it really that difficult? Click on an existing reference for the journal
issue you are working on in the Endnote master list of references. Copy,
paste and edit. Change author, title, pages and keywords/summary. Close the
edit window. Repeat as many times as there are references to be entered. If
you"chain" the references this way, you can go through an entire issue of a
journal without redundant typing. Any new typing you would have to do as
well under the template scheme you propose.

EJAN MACKAAY