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Ricardo Salvador writes:

> Is there any provision for distributing a "runtime" version of an
> EndNote library?

And the answer is that there is.  We allow those who want to "publish" their
EndNote libraries to distribute our demo version.  That version can do
normal searches and sorts, but can't format papers with more than 10
citations, and users can't change libraries of more than 10 references.
Those who have used this as a publishing mechanism find it works quite well.


The only problems are that the instruction booklet is aimed at those
evaluating the program as a bibliography maker, and the difficulty of
distributed EndNote Prefs files for changed Reference Types.  We are
planning to write a special version of the booklet, and eventually change
the way that we support changed Reference Types.

In the meantime, we urge people to contact us for more information about
EndNote Electronic Publishing.

Yours,

Avi Rappoport
Niles & Associates, Inc.  2000 Hearst, Berkeley CA 94790
nilesinc@well.sf.ca.us    (510) 649-8176, fax +1 510 649-8179