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In article <379fr5$b4r@mordred.gatech.edu>, triangle@isye.gatech.edu (Tim Anderson) says:
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>I'm starting to get frustrated over the seeming lack of commitment
>that Niles & Associates is showing to the Windows market.  I bought
>the DOS version of EndNote+ with the understanding that there would
>be a Windows version out in 6 months.  This was around 8 or 9 months
>ago.  Like the carrot on the stick, it seems like the new version is
>always 6 months away.  Now with Chicago (Windows 95 or Windows 4.0)
>on the horizon, will EN+ be further delayed?  By the that time, Cairo

Tim - welcome to the club "Frustrated with Niles & Associates."  I too bought 
my copy under the impression that a Windows version was being worked on.  
This was in late 1992.  Nearly two years have passed and I haven't heard 
about an alpha/beta version of EN+ for Windows.
If I knew then that Niles' attention to the Windows market was going to 
be unenthusiastic, I would have looked more carefully at other reference 
manager product.

It was interesting to note that Niles technical support has not replied to
my previous posting yet.

girish