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>I have at last acquired a full EndNote+ (rather than the demo) and also
>have the taglink module which is supposed to allow for the import of
>material from UC's Melvyl system.  Thus far, I've not succeeded in
>importing anything much.  My problem: I'm new to EndNote, and I'm
>accessing Melvyl by way of the University of Washington's link to it.  In
>other words, there are a lot of variables here (read: there's a lot of
>room for error on my part), and I'm not sure just what I'm doing wrong.
>
>
>If any of you regularly download bibliographical material from Melvyl and
>successfully import it into EndNote+, I'd be grateful for a step-by-step
>(or blow-by-blow) description of the process, beginning with what you do
>within Melvyl and going on to your procedures in EN+.
>
>Many thanks.
>
>Fritz Levy
>History
>University of Washington
>flevy@u.washington.edu

I have used TAGSLINK to import articles from Current Contents on MELVYL  to
EndNote+ quite succesfully. All I have to do is specify the TAGS display
option (e.g. d 1-30 tags cont) and then save the output in a text file
which I later open with TAGSLINK ( I have only used it a couple of times
only, so I do not know how dependable it is yet). If you want to download
bibliographical material from the CATALOG in MELVYL (the book section) then
you will have to wait until they implement TAGS fields in CAT. In the
meantime, you might be able to use the experimental mode (type: set mode
exp) where you can now use TAGS fields until they work out all the bugs and
move it to the regular mode ( I do not know if it is available from
Washington though). I hope this will help you get started.

Chris.
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 Christos Vasilikiotis, Ph.D      christos@nature.berkeley.edu
 Dept. of Plant Biology
 U. C. Berkeley
 Berkeley, CA 94720            * the Earth laughs in flowers *
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