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On Mon, 7 Jun 1993, Julie Solomon wrote:

> I have been using endnote for a couple of years to store and build my
> bibliography database, and am typing in my old 4x6 cards gradually. While
> well and truly addicted to the electronic form, I don't have a powerbook
> yet, and often guiltily wish I could take index cards to the library -
> they have many advantages over lists on long pages. Does anyone know a
> simple way to print out index card substitutes (perhaps using 2x4 mailing
> labels, but hopefully a less expensive paper technology...) that one would
> use for references currently being sought, ordered, read? (I have thought
> of exporting in pro-cite or refer formats and putting a page-break after
> each reference, but it seems a bit messy and you have to have a whole page
> for each item.) I have a deskjet printer (HP) with word 5.0 on mac.
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Julie Solomon
Try export your references with TABS between each items, and use that file
as a database for mail merge in Word

Good luck

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