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Started by D_CHABOT
Thu, 11 Nov 1993 22:56
font problem, EN+ PIM for Mac
Author: D_CHABOT
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1993 22:56
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1993 22:56
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Hi there, I use EN's PIM with Word 5.1 on the Mac. In Word, I have set my default font to Times, not the (default) New York. Quite often, however, I open one of my references in the PIM, copy some text from the abstract field, switch back to a Word window and paste it there. The text in the abstract field is set to "plain font", but once it gets pasted into the Word document, it is in New York, even though there is nothing before or after the insertion point formatted in New York. This is a pain! When the PIM formats the citations and bibliography, however, the proper font (i.e. my Word new default font, Times) is used. Is there a solution to this? Thanks in advance, Denis Chabot D_Chabot@IML1.IML.DFO.CA
Re: font problem, EN+ PIM for Mac
Author: William Howarth
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1993 08:28
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1993 08:28
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In article <01H5777RQS1U000F7X@BIONET.bio.dfo.ca>, D_CHABOT@IML.IML.DFO.CA wrote: > The text in the abstract field is set to "plain font", but once it gets > pasted into the Word document, it is in New York, even though there is nothing > before or after the insertion point formatted in New York. This is a pain! > > When the PIM formats the citations and bibliography, however, the proper font > (i.e. my Word new default font, Times) is used. > > Is there a solution to this? Avi answered this one last summer. The problem lies in differences between the EndNote and Word clipboards. Will be fixed in the next release. Meanwhile, it's fairly easy to "Select All" a file and then apply your default font, even after a single pasting. -- Wm. Howarth Dept. of English Princeton University
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