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Jose E. Ales wrote:
>
> At my workplace...we use endnote plus a lot.
> One thing wed like to do is to be able to print sets of references (including
> the abstracts) directly form endnote without going through copy and paste to
> a word processor. Is a there a way to do it we havent figured it out?
> By the way the version we have is endnote plus 1.2.1.
> Hopefully,
> Jose E. Ales

I have a custom Style which does exactly this. It is relatively simple to make
one of your own:

1) Open your favorite style using the Edit command (styles menu)

2) I type two returns after the text in each reference type. This will put a
blank line between the citation and the abstract.

3) Use the "Insert Field" command to add "Abstract", and then type three
returns (which puts two lines between each reference). Example:

           Author. Year. Title. Abbrev. Journal. Volume:Pages.<return>
           <return>
           Abstract<return>
           <return>
           <return>

4) Give the style a new name using the Save As... command.

5) You can now select the style and print _from EndNote_, or format a dummy
bibliography (see the manual). If you wish to have each reference print on its
own page, then I think you need to format the dummy bibliography (this means
citing all references of interest in a blank paper in your word processor, and
then formatting them using EndNote). The trick is to add an obscure
character(s) at the end of your style, format the dummy bib, and then change
them to page breaks using the global replace on your word processor. Example:
           Author. Year. Title. Abbrev. Journal. Volume:Pages.<return>
           <return>
           Abstract<return>!@#$%^&*()[]{}

I hope this helps. Please feel free to Email me if you have comments/questions.

Joe Cerro
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