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In article <g.j.rademaker-2909951418590001@ana181.chem.ruu.nl>,
g.j.rademaker@ams.chem.ruu.nl (Geert Jan Rademaker) wrote:

>Hello,
>
>Whenever I want to import references (from Current Contents on Disk) into
>my EndNote (2.0.1) library I have to set it to import duplicates into a
>separate library. Does anyone out here know a way to tell EndNote that
>this is my default setting? This should be possible, surely, as it
>remembers the format I set it at laast time.


Geert,

I'm sorry but there is no way to mark default settings. EndNote Plus
simply remembers whatever settings you used last time.

Mark Whitney
MAC-SUPPORT@NILES.COM

In article <mark-0410951845470001@plague.hip.berkeley.edu>, mark@niles.com
(Mark Whitney) wrote:

> In article <g.j.rademaker-2909951418590001@ana181.chem.ruu.nl>,
> g.j.rademaker@ams.chem.ruu.nl (Geert Jan Rademaker) wrote:

> >Whenever I want to import references (from Current Contents on Disk) into
> >my EndNote (2.0.1) library I have to set it to import duplicates into a
> >separate library. Does anyone out here know a way to tell EndNote that
> >this is my default setting? This should be possible, surely, as it
> >remembers the format I set it at laast time.

> I'm sorry but there is no way to mark default settings. EndNote Plus
> simply remembers whatever settings you used last time.

Hello Mark,

Thank you for your reply. My problem is that EndNote does not remember all
its settings. The format is as used the last time, but the option for
importing duplicates always reverts to 'import all' (whereas I would
prefer to import them into a duplicates library). This is the case even if
I do two subsequent imports with no other activities inbetween. Apparently
the setting for what to do with the duplicates isn't stored in the EN
preferences, as deleting the old one (and thus forcing the program to
create a new file) didn't solve my problem. Thanks again for your reply
and input on this,

Geert Jan

-- 
Geert Jan Rademaker
Mass Spectrometry/ Utrecht University
The Netherlands

In article <g.j.rademaker-0510951607160001@ana181.chem.ruu.nl>,
g.j.rademaker@ams.chem.ruu.nl (Geert Jan Rademaker) wrote:

>Thank you for your reply. My problem is that EndNote does not remember all
>its settings. The format is as used the last time, but the option for
>importing duplicates always reverts to 'import all' (whereas I would
>prefer to import them into a duplicates library). This is the case even if
>I do two subsequent imports with no other activities inbetween. Apparently
>the setting for what to do with the duplicates isn't stored in the EN
>preferences, as deleting the old one (and thus forcing the program to
>create a new file) didn't solve my problem. Thanks again for your reply
>and input on this,


Geert,

I'll bring this up with our programmers and see if it can be changed in a
future version. It seems like it would be best to have both of these
pop-up menus behave in the same way.

Mark Whitney
MAC-SUPPORT@NILES.COM

In article <mark-0510951911310001@plague.hip.berkeley.edu>, mark@niles.com
(Mark Whitney) wrote:

> In article <g.j.rademaker-0510951607160001@ana181.chem.ruu.nl>,
> g.j.rademaker@ams.chem.ruu.nl (Geert Jan Rademaker) wrote:
> 
> >Thank you for your reply. My problem is that EndNote does not remember all
> >its settings. The format is as used the last time, but the option for
> >importing duplicates always reverts to 'import all' (whereas I would
(cut a bit, but it was my text anyway) 
> Geert,
> 
> I'll bring this up with our programmers and see if it can be changed in a
> future version. It seems like it would be best to have both of these
> pop-up menus behave in the same way.

Mark,

Thanks again, I'll hope the programmers will listen. While you're talking
to them, could I have my keyboard command back to switch to symbol font?
In version 1.3 that was done easily using cmd-Y, now I have to go via a
hierachical menu, which just isn't that handy.

Hope I'm not asking too much,  Geert Jan

-- 
Geert Jan Rademaker
Mass Spectrometry/ Utrecht University
The Netherlands