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In article <Pine.3.89.9503291050.C9097-0100000@wally.uofport.edu> Jim Moore <moore@UOFPORT.EDU> writes:
>On Wed, 29 Mar 1995, U.A.W. Wilson wrote:
>> Donald Peterson (D.M.Peterson@cs.bham.ac.uk) wrote:
>>
>> : (1) If I reference, say, 10 edited books and 5 authors from each book,
>> : I'm entering the info. on those 10 books 50 times. Is there a way of
>> : getting EndNote to cross-reference the book-description (i.e. ....
>> : appearing in ....)?
>>
>Another way to do this, handy if you won't be using the template more
>than once, is to enter in all the common information--editor, book title,
>city, publisher, etc.--then close the entry. It will appear with no title
>at the top of your database. Then, simply copy it for however many
>entries. When you open up these dummy entries, all you have to do is put
>in Author, chapter/article title, page numbers. I use this on edited

Using the DOS version I routinely make a duplicate of a "similar" reference to 
one that I am about to enter (e.g. one with the same authors) and edit it 
rather than typing everything from scratch.

A couple more questions...
I've been away from this group for a while so my appologies if I repeat stuff 
that's been said recently.

I've recently had to upgrade from word for windows 2 to wfw6, at the moment 
I'm saving in wfw2 and formatting my citations/refernces in that way and then 
reloading into v6.0. Is there a better way?

I'm using Endnote Plus version 1.0 (DOS) from 1992 (seems a long time ago!!) 
is there a newer version yet? - There was much talk of a Windows version at 
one time - is that available yet or still in the pipeline?


Cheers,
Haze

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