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Don Milton writes,
> 1) In Endlink, medline files with CM- tags are ignored.  Can I get the
> CM tagged lines to import into notes?  These are often very important,
> eg a refutation of the published findings.  The upgrade note last spring
> mentioned a more flexible version called Endlink-II.  Is that available
> yet?
>
> 2) I'd like to have my libraries on a server so that my secretary and my
> grad students could access the same database.  We have two copies of
> Endnote now, but I'm concerned that they are not network aware and
> would probably clobber the database if both accessed it at the same
> time.  Would running share on both machines help?  Or, do you have a
> network version?  Does it have passwords to limit who may use and who
> may modify the data?

The current EndLink for DOS will not recognize the CM tag. However, a
workaround is to open the download file in a word processor and globally
search for CM- and replace it with NT-. The NT represents the NOTES field,
so the CM information will import into the NOTES field. Remember to save the
file as text only after performing the search and replace.

EndLink 2.0 for the Mac is shipping. EndLink 2.0 will be available for
Windows when the Windows version of EndNote Plus is released. Unfortunately
the Windows version is not yet available.  We had anticipated an earlier
release, however the task has proven to be more time-consuming that we had
originally anticipated. We cannot predict an accurate date of release at
this time. You will receive a notice in the mail when it is available.

EndNote Plus is not a network product. For example, you cannot have more
than one user edit an EndNote library simultaneously. However, an EndNote
library can be shared on a server if the library file is made read-only or
locked using the appropriate network utility.

Thanks,
Kimberly Mattingly
EndNote Technical Support

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