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Regarding Peter Pouwels' questiosn:

>"Journal abbreviations" yield journal names as they have been typed
>in the reference, when I select for "Abbreviation 2".

Check to be sure that the journal name in the reference is also entered into
the JOURNAL.EN file, along with the abbreviation. Also, edit the style that
you're using to be sure that the correct Journal field is listed in the
template for Journal Articles, and that Abbreviation 2 is still selected for
the Journal Abbreviation. If all of those items seem to check out okay, make
sure that it is EndNote Plus you're using on the network and not just
EndNote. Only EndNote Plus has the Journal Abbreviations feature.


>Question 2: Some journals like GENE request that references are
>printed with an indent AFTER the first line. Cab ENDNOTE cope with this.

Normally, this hanging indent is set up in your word processor. Adjust the
margin settings to indent all subsequent lines in your bibliography as
needed. If you're using WordPerfect, you can insert the "Hanging Indent"
command as a Reference Prefix in the style you're using. This will
automatically indent all subsequent lines of a reference to the first tab
stop in your WordPerfect file.

As for other pre-made styles, send us a message about which styles you'd
like to have and if we have them I'll send them out to you.

Regards,
Anne Stringer
EndNote Technical Support

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