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Jason Buberel writes:
> But the problem seems to be that
>endNote refuses to use any of the abbreviation entries after the first 300
>journal names.  I know that I will never reference 2400 journal names, but
>does it mean I must pare down that listing to the 300 most likely journal
>names.  Is there anyway to get around this?

If youUre familiar with using ResEdit, you may modify a resource in the
EndNote Plus program to increase the limit of the Journal Abbreviations
table to 500 journals. Keep in mind, however, that your EndNote Journals
file (where the Journal Abbreviations table is stored) cannot exceed 32K
even if you remain under the new 500-Journal limit.

To increase the capacity of the Journal Abbreviations table to 500 journals:
1. Make a copy of the EndNote Plus program just as a precaution, and modify
this copy.
2. Start ResEdit, choose Open from the File menu and open the COPY of
EndNote Plus.
3. Edit the STR resource ID 300.
4. Change RThe StringS from 300 to 500.
5. Choose Save from the File menu, Quit from ResEdit and youUre done.

You may want to change the name of this copy of EndNote Plus to reflect this
change (for example call it EndNote Plus 500J). The only difference that you
should see with this modified version is the ability to enter up to 500
journals in the Journal Abbreviations table, as long as the EndNote Journals
file remains smaller than 32K.

Thank you,
Kimberly Mattingly
EndNote Technical Support

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