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In article <e-baumgartner-2307940847320001@zeppo.sesp.nwu.edu>,
e-baumgartner@nwu.edu (Eric Baumgartner) wrote:

> Is there a relatively painless way to convert BibTex references to
> EndNote? I'm trying to wean my advisor away from Tex but it's going to be
> difficult if I can't get the references over.
> 
> Also, EN doesn't seem to do official APA style which uses sentence case
> (Foo bar baz) for titles. Any ideas on how to convert references that are
> title case (Foo Bar Baz) to sentence case?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Eric Baumgartner
> Learning Sciences
> Northwestern University
> e-baumgartner@nwu.edu

When I was a grad student, I unsuccessfully tried to wean my advisor away
from Microsoft Word. He steadfastly refused to learn LaTeX even though I
was always in his office helping him do something in Word that LaTeX would
have done for him automatically. I still use EndNote as a reference
database and for formatting references for inclusion in BibTeX, but the
more I use LaTeX (now LaTeX2e), the more amazed I am that people use
anything else.

I hope your advisor stands his/her ground.  :)

Best regards,

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