Re: copy and paste references

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From: Tom Ritch
Date: Fri, 18 Jun 1993 06:11

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>I have been expecting the EndNote to have a seemingly common feature
>of Mac: duplicating a reference, so that a new reference can be added
>by modifying an existing one.

Copy the reference as though you were going to insert it into
a paper.  Instead, insert it into your reference file by choosing
Paste when the reference file window is on top.  You will have an
exact duplicate of the original reference added to the library
except that they will each have a unique number.

Tom

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