Journal Term Lists

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3 total messages Started by Roger Collin Fri, 24 Nov 1995 00:00

#133

Author: Roger Collin
Date: Fri, 24 Nov 1995 00:00

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I have just bought Endnote 2 Plus.  I think its great (on the whole) but I am 
surprised that no Journal Lists are supplied.  This means I have to type in 
all the long, and short, journal names myself.  Does anyone have any Journal 
term lists (scientific - biological Journals)  for EndNote that can  be 
emailed to me?

Roger Collin
AgResearch
Ruakura
NZ
R. G. Collin
AgResearch
New Zealand

Re: Journal Term Lists

#134

Author: Axel Kowald
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 1995 00:00

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You are right Roger, that would be very handy. If you hear about any available
list (I'm also into biology) please let me know.


	Axel Kowald

Re: Journal Term Lists

#136

Author: Lab
Date: Tue, 28 Nov 1995 00:00

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You can easily create your own journal list by searching a database (ie: 
medline) and downloading the refs.  Once in your database, just open the 
journal list, and 'update' the list (this will take all of the journals in 
your database, and place them in the list!).

This is a really fast way to build up a HUGE journal list! (got 468 journals 
from my first database search!).

Dylan
bulsecod@labtalk.als.orst.edu

In article <collinr.2.000F1915@agresearch.cri.nz> collinr@agresearch.cri.nz 
(Roger Collin) writes:>From: collinr@agresearch.cri.nz (Roger Collin)
>Subject: Journal Term Lists
>Date: Fri, 24 Nov 1995 15:05:46

>I have just bought Endnote 2 Plus.  I think its great (on the whole) but I am 
>surprised that no Journal Lists are supplied.  This means I have to type in 
>all the long, and short, journal names myself.  Does anyone have any Journal 
>term lists (scientific - biological Journals)  for EndNote that can  be 
>emailed to me?

>Roger Collin
>AgResearch
>Ruakura
>NZ
>R. G. Collin
>AgResearch
>New Zealand

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