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I don't want to pry into the private business affairts of Niles and 
Associates (well yes, I DO want to, but you have to put it this way 
or you sound pushy), but are there plans afoot to release a Windows 
version of EndNote/EndNotePlus ?

We actively encourage our students to use a bibliography manager 
(EndNote Plus) and full-text retrieval (ISYS), and most are now 
using Windows-based word processors. We already use SPSS for Windows,
which is a tremendous improvement over the DOS version. Now that ISYS 
has just announed their Windows release, we'll be upgrading our licences
for that too. That leaves EndNote Plus as just about the last DOS 
application, so we'd like to have an idea whether a Windows release is
coming down the pike. EndNote's DOSness is becoming sufficiently
anomalous that we would probably consider moving to a competing
Windows-based product if it became available in the next few months.

I like EndNote Plus, and we've invested a lot of time in teaching 
people how to use it effectively. So, IS there a Windows EndNote
on the way?

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Mike McBain                                 David Syme Faculty of Business
mjm@monu6.cc.monash.edu.au                  Monash University - Caulfield
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