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Article #2149Find Duplicates Drawback
From: Mark Andrews
Date: Tue, 25 May 1993 18:21
Date: Tue, 25 May 1993 18:21
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The EndNote Find Duplicates is virtually useless for me. It requires a match of author, year and title. In my field (chemistry) and many others I suspect, the title is often not entered the same from source to source, especially if from an on line source such as Current Contents. I would find match of volume, year, and first page the most useful. Journal and author are also sometimes variable depending upon the source. I realize this doesn't handle books well, but in my area books are the exception anyway. Mark Andrews Dept of Chemistry Brookhaven National Laboratory MAA@BNL.GOV
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