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Started by NR Phillips
Thu, 11 Nov 1993 15:42
Re: Endnote on MAC and IBM
Author: NR Phillips
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1993 15:42
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1993 15:42
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>Date: Wed, 10 Nov 1993 14:52:05 GMT
>From: wilson@MBCL.RUTGERS.EDU
>Subject: Endnote on MAC and IBM
>
>I called the Endnote company and they gave me
>instructions on transfering Endnote Files from the Mac
>to IBM and Vice Versa. I was doing this as a premtive measure,
>just in case someone asked ME. I don't have a IBM to
>test this on, so I was wondering if someone actually does this
>on a regular basis
I don't do it on a regular basis, but tested it as part of
an evaluation. EndNote libraries seem to be 100% compatible
between Mac and IBM, and long may it remain so!
The only thing to note is that if it is a PC EndNote
library, EndNote on the Mac won't immediately recognise it
(i.e. it won't have an EndNote icon, double-clicking on it
won't launch EndNote and if you select File Open within
EndNote Mac you won't see it listed as an EndNote library).
The solution is simple; in System 7 use drag and drop to
drop the file onto EndNote, or go into EndNote and hold down
the shift key as you select File Open (then EndNote will
list all files, not just those it recognises as EndNote
libraries); open the library, and thereafter it will be
recognised as belonging to EndNote.
I see from the manual this feature requires EndNote v1.4 or
later. The more technical may prefer to set the library's
file creator to "ENDN" and the type to "ENDB" as they copy
it to the Mac, which does the same thing.
Nick
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