🚀 go-pugleaf

To all,

I read in teh NilesNotes 1993 #4 that ENUG would give me access to a
database of styles organized by field of interest.  Yet, I don't see
such a thing in the index.  Is this available for FTP from somewhere?

I use both Grateful Med and the local medical library for literature
searching.  The library's CDROM system is now putting an extra space in
front of the field tags and isn't being read by endlink.  The library
says I can get an update that fixes this.  So, can you send it to me?
And, will the update also read the traditional medlars format also?

Finally, I've made the mistake of upgrading to WFW6.0a.  It is slow, and
now that I've read your advice about saving as WFW2 I can stay out of
trouble.  But, it would be a hassel to go back to the old version.  How
long will I have to wait for the Windows version of Endnote Plus?

Finally, the local library has a site license for a competing PC
product.  It looks like the main advantage of it is the extensive
boolean searchs that it can do.  They really make endnote look bad on
that count.  Will the windows version be competitive.  I'd like to see
Harvard get a license for Endnote, but I know that librarians are more
concerned about search capabilities than ease of use in writing.  I want
both.

        -Don

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Don Milton, MD, DrPH            Department of Environmental Health
Assistant Professor,            Harvard School of Public Health
Occupational Medicine           665 Huntington Avenue
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