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Endnote Archive Update May, 1993

The PC Taglink software is now available.
A beta version of fix for corrupted Mac Word files is available.

David Valentine
dwv@magic.ucsb.edu

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HOW TO ACCESS THE ARCHIVES
The files are available via gopher or FTP.
GOPHER ACCESS:
We are running a gopher plus server, which sometimes combines the description
and files with the same filename into one gopher item.
You must use the Alternate views in order to fetch a file in a format desired.
This works with Turbogopher, butI have not checked to see if it works with
other
Gopher clients. Use FTP if you have problems, and please tell me about them.
Reccomended Clients (Gopher+Aware)
Unix: Gopher+1.2b4
Macintosh:Turbogopher1.06
PC:

FTP ACCESS:
The files accessable  via annonymous FTP on magic.ucsb.edu [128.111.254.108].
User: anonymous   Password: [Your e-mail address]
From a Macintosh, I reccomend using Fetch 2.1, with /pub as the directory.

From a unix/VMS machine, type 'FTP magic.ucsb.edu' (don't type the quotes).
If user does not appear before the prompt appears, type 'user', type
annonymous, and [your e-mail address]. Once logged on, Type 'binary'.
This will solve any file transfer problems that might occur.

From a PC, follow the instructions in your FTP programs manual.
Make sure to set the transfer mode to binary.

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RECENT FILES -- May 5, 1993
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/pub/endnote/utilities/Fix.Damaged.sea.hqx
        Fix Damaged Objects is a beta test version of our utility program to
        fix the 20051 error in Word 5 with the EndNote Plus Plug-In Module.
        It will _not_ fix the problems with files that have been opened in
        Word 4: please contact Niles & Associates technical support for help
        with that.

/pub/endnote/bibtex/latex-endnote
/pub/endnote/bibtex/latex-endnote.cpt
/pub/endnote/bibtex/latex-endnote.zip
        I have just uploaded an archive containing three files that allow to use
        Endnote with LaTeX.
        Administrators note: I created the .zip file. I cannot guarentee that
                These files will be of use to users of the PC version.

/pub/endnote/utilities/taglink.exe
/pub/endnote/utilities/taglink.uu
        PC versions of the taglink software to create references from files
        captured from the University of California's MELVYL online catalog.
        BETA Software. Please tell Niles if you have a problem with it.

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RECENT FILES -- April 17, 1993
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/pub/endnote/utilities/Experbib.sea.hqx
        4th dimension source code for a biblography program
        which can import and export Endnote files.
        REQUIRES 4th dimension.
        Downloaded from Info-Mac

/pub/endnote/utilities/prefer.zip
        Unknown: Appears to translate formats.
        Contains a MS DOS executable: PREFER.EXE

/pub/endnote/bibtex/Refman_to_endnote.hqx
        Exporting Information from Reference Manager on the Macintosh
        Manual is in Microsoft word for the macintosh format. You can read
        the text. It is for the Macintosh version of Reference manager.

/pub/endnote/bibtex/scribe2refer.sit.hqx
        It translates most of the BibTeX format into Refer format for
EndNote import.
        It requires version 1.2.4 of EndNote or later or any version of
EndNote Plus,
        because it includes our extensions to Refer codes.

/pub/endnote/bibtex/s2r_source_(lisp).txt
        Source for  scribe2refer lisp program.


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RECENT FILES -- Jan 12, 1993
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/home/ftp/pub/endnote/geology/Geref2End.awk
/home/ftp/pub/endnote/geology/Geref2End.README
       Dated: August 1992
                awk script to convert GEOREF CD rom files to refer for
import into
                endnote. Use the nawk or gawk command in unix. Since I have
easy acccess
                to a UNIX box,  I have not tried to create files with
MacGAWK, but I
                have placed MacGAWK in the /pub/utilities directory.