Re: EndNote Plus Journal Abbreviations

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From: Tom Ritch
Date: Mon, 07 Jun 1993 05:04

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The ftp site for Endnote files is magic@ucsb.edu.
Unfortunately it has mainly geology files.  This doesn't help me
much since I am a biochemist/microbiologist.  But an ftp site is
a major step in the right direction.  I agree that Endnote user
support is excellent.

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