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R. Hardy writes,
>I've been spoiled by the ease of using the drop in EndNote module in
>Word.  I only need one version of my manuscript now, rather than (as
>before the PIM) generating a formatted version, then forgetting and
>editting the formatted one, then needing to go back and add more
>references, problem!  I wonder whether I want to stay with MS-Word
>(particularly considering the reputed featuritis/bulk/slowness of v6), and
>it seems to me that the EndNote PIM is the major reason.  Any plans to
>offer this kind of functionality with WordPerfect, Nisus or MacWritePro?
>Any current users of these programs have opinions on the ease/difficulty
>of using the with EndNote?

Microsoft's module technology is a special technology offered to other
software developers. It involves joint development and a considerable amount
of development time. This is not something that can be easily done, if at
all, with other word processors. For word processors other than Word 5,
EndNote Plus is still easy to use. Using System 7, you can easily toggle
between EndNote Plus and your word processor. When you are ready to format
your document, you simply open the document in EndNote Plus. When EndNote
scans your document, it creates a formatted copy of your file.

Kimberly Mattingly
EndNote Technical Support

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