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Here is a really slick way I use EndNote with the Harvard's Online catalog
(for books and serial titles).  Telnet to hollis.harvard.edu and follow
on-screen logon instructions.  Harvard's online catalog (HOLLIS) allows you
to store desired records and then to e-mail the results to your e-mail
address in a tagged format as below.  I then use a very excellent
text/macro editor for the Mac called QUED/M to transform the Harvard tagged
fields to Refer format for import into EndNote.

%START:
%HOLLIS#: HU AMM0599
%FORMAT: bks
%YEAR: 1991
%AUTHOR: Mattelart, Armand.
%TITLE: Advertising international: the privatisation of public space.
%EDITION: Rev. English language ed.
%PUB. INFO: London; New York: Routledge, 1991.
%PUBLISHED IN:
%DESCRIPTION: xiii, 242 p.; 25 cm.
%SUMMARY:
%SERIES: Comedia
%FREQUENCY:
%NOTES: "A Comedia book.".  Translation of: L'internationale publicitaire.
  Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-231) and index.
%NUMBERS: ISBN 0415050642 (pbk.)
%SUBJECTS: Advertising. \ Advertising agencies. \ International business
enterprises. \ Advertising--Social aspects. \ Communication, International.
\
Intercultural communication.
%AUTHORS: Mattelart, Armand.
%LOCATION: Baker Business:  HF5821.M3213 1991
\Widener:  WID-LC HF5821.M3213 1991
%END:

This works better for me than Melvyl, since Melvyl does not preserve
subject headings.  Has anyone else used HOLLIS in this way?  Are there any
other Online Catalogs out there with tagged options available?  Or with
scroll output options available for screen capture (as Melvyl does)?

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Chris Brown    :)
Olin Library Reference Dept.
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
Internet: ccb3@cornell.edu
America Online:  CBrown1
Compuserve: 76675,3543
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