Importing from Current Contents

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2 total messages Started by Jim Cummins Fri, 24 Sep 1993 20:36

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Author: Jim Cummins
Date: Fri, 24 Sep 1993 20:36

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Our library has recently connected up to the Current Contents
maintained at the National Library in Canberra.  I've successfully
logged on and carried out searches, but so far have been unable to
import any  references into ENP.  Anyone out there with experience in
this?  One problem is that the tags are different to the ones I'm
familiar with in Medline.  Also the authors and titles are all in
capitals.  I'll keep wrestling with it, but wondered if anyone out
there in EndNote hyperspace has met this challenge and conquered it?

Jim Cummins                   
School of Veterinary Studies
Murdoch University
Western Australia 6150  Tel +61-9-360 2668 Fax +61-9-310 4144
For every complex problem there's a simple solution.  And it's wrong!

Re: Importing from Current Contents

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Author: fzmackil
Date: Fri, 24 Sep 1993 23:42

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Jim Cummins (cummins@possum.murdoch.edu.au) wrote:
: Our library has recently connected up to the Current Contents
: maintained at the National Library in Canberra.  I've successfully
: logged on and carried out searches, but so far have been unable to
: import any  references into ENP.  Anyone out there with experience in
: this?  One problem is that the tags are different to the ones I'm
: familiar with in Medline.  Also the authors and titles are all in
: capitals.  I'll keep wrestling with it, but wondered if anyone out
: there in EndNote hyperspace has met this challenge and conquered it?

I use TagLink, (which I believe is available free throught the endnote
ftp site) and current contents on melvyl.  When I locate the records 
I want to import I type "display tag cont".  I capture all this on
a text file, and then use TagLink to import it into ENP.
Unfortunately, the titles still need editing.  All words begin with
a capital and acronyms need to be re-capitalized.
--
Dave Mackill     djmackill@ucdavis.edu
Agronomy Dep., University of California, Davis, CA 95616

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