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Re: New EndNote Plus features

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From: L.M. Wiedemann
Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1993 10:28
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In article <mbxfd-100993125624@macfd.biochem.nott.ac.uk> mbxfd@unicorn.nott.ac.uk (Fergus Doherty) writes:
>Now I might be the only one who thinks this would be useful but:
>
>EndNote can carry out successive searches on previously selected records
>(at least the earlier version I had did).  Although EndNote Plus has a much
>better search facility I think this might be useful in EndNote Plus as
>well.  <Stuff deleted> But why not be able to
>select the currently retrieved records to be searched again with new
>criteria?

I strongly agree.  Now that my library is over 2000 refs, it can take some
time to search.  Because I routinely transfer my library between work and
home, it won't fit on a disk with the Quick Find Index.  And it takes along
time to set up each time.  Hence I don't use it and my searches are 
slow.  I use keywords to subdivide my library into different subjects, but
subselecting would be faster if there was an option to only search the 
sub library.  
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Subject: Re: New EndNote Plus features
Date: 13 Sep 1993 11:28:18 +0100
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