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The following note on comp.archives prompted me to wonder whether there is
any automated method of converting BibTex styles to EndNote styles - or is
it simply easier to do it from scratch?

Thanks

Rob

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In article <1ll90b$2go@agate.berkeley.edu>, Randy Wigle wrote:
>
> Archive-name: auto/comp.text.tex/BibTeX-styles-for-Economics
>
> .BST and .STY files for Economics
>
> Since we are not bib\TeX\ hackers, Hal Varian and I have enlisted one
> to assemble the AER (submission and publication) and CJE (Canadian
> Journal) styles for us. These allow various forms of citation:
>
> \cite{wealth}         (Smith 1776)
> \citename{wealth}     Smith
> \citeyear{wealth}     (1776)
> \citeasnoun{wealth}   Smith (1776)
>
> Our intention is to have more journals added, with the choice
> determined by contributors of cash. Discussions with our hacker
> suggest that the marginal cost of journals should range from $50 to
> $100. Styles are available via ftp on:
>     archive.umich.edu    (directory economics/Bibtex)
>     archive.uwaterloo.ca (directory economics/econbib)
> Please use them. If you can spare $10--$50 to help us with more
> styles please email me for more info.


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