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I have only been using EndNote for a few months, but I am quite happy with
it.  However, I wonder if I am using it to its best advantage.  At
present, I have ten separate bibliograpies divided according to major
topics. Eg.: Theatre; Theatre <1900; British History; General; etc. I
developed this method with a previous biblio database when I found that
the larger each file was, the slower it was to move around in it, and it
made sense to have many smaller bibliographies.

However, speed not seeming to be a problem with EndNote, should I now
combine all my bibliograpies and then separate them when needed with
keywords? And if the answer to this question is "yes", is there a way to
add the missing keyword, eg: Theatre; Theatre <1900; etc, without going
into each separate reference and pasting in the missing keyword?

-- Richard Gorrie
   University of Guelph
   rgorrie@uoguelph.ca