Re: endnote styles

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2 total messages Started by Bernard Seront Mon, 06 Sep 1993 13:38

#1632

Author: Bernard Seront
Date: Mon, 06 Sep 1993 13:38

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here is the answer, posted by Avi Rappoport a few days ago


>---------------------- Information from the mail header -----------------------
>Sender:       EndNote/EndLink Users Forum <ENDNOTE@UCSBVM.BITNET>
>Poster:       Avi Rappoport <nilesinc@WELL.SF.CA.US>
>Subject:      Re: A Database of Different Styles and Journal Names ?
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>They are available at our ftp site magic.ucsb.edu (instructions below).
>They are divided up into directories organized by discipline (e.g. medicine,
>psychology, business, etc.)
>
>Dave Valentine's instructions:
>
>HOW TO ACCESS THE ARCHIVES
>The files are available via gopher or FTP.
>
>GOPHER ACCESS:
>We are running a gopher plus server, which sometimes combines the
>description
>and files with the same filename into one gopher item. You must use the
>Alternate views in order to fetch a file in a format desired. This works
>with Turbogopher, butI have not checked to see if it works with other Gopher
>clients. Use FTP if you have problems, and please tell me about them.
>Reccomended Clients (Gopher+Aware)
>Unix: Gopher+1.2b4
>Macintosh:Turbogopher1.06
>PC: ???
>
>FTP ACCESS:
>The files accessable  via annonymous FTP on magic.ucsb.edu
>[128.111.254.108].
>User: anonymous   Password: [Your e-mail address]
>>From a Macintosh, I recommend using Fetch 2.1, with /pub as the directory.
>
>>From a unix/VMS machine, type 'FTP magic.ucsb.edu' (don't type the quotes).
>If user does not appear before the prompt appears, type 'user', type
>anonymous, and [your e-mail address]. Once logged on, Type 'binary'. This
>will solve any file transfer problems that might occur.
>
>>From a PC, follow the instructions in your FTP programs manual.
>Make sure to set the transfer mode to binary.

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Re: endnote styles

#1564

Author: Cris Fuhrman
Date: Thu, 09 Sep 1993 10:14

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In article <9309061338.AA05820@dstu.univ-montp2.fr>, Bernard Seront
<Bernard.Seront@DSTU.UNIV-MONTP2.FR> wrote:

> here is the answer, posted by Avi Rappoport a few days ago
> >
> >They are available at our ftp site magic.ucsb.edu (instructions below).
> >They are divided up into directories organized by discipline (e.g. medicine,
> >psychology, business, etc.)
> >

One of the things I wanted was a BIBTEX->Refer conversion utility (on the
Mac), and I was very happy when I actually *found* it on the above
ftp/gopher server (file is called Scribe2Refer). 

The only problem is, I'm running Sys 7.1, and this utility hangs when I
launch it. I imagine it's a problem with Allegro Common Lisp, the compiler
in which it was compiled, and Sys 7.1. Anyway, has anyone out there managed
to use this conversion utility on System 7?

If not, a newer version of the source code is out there in LISP, and it
would only take someone with the Macintosh Common Lisp compiler to make an
App out of it and put it back on the FTP server. 

Avi, would you be able to arrange this? I found the most recent source on
Apple's ftp machine with LISP source (forgot the name, but I have source
files).

Ultimately I'd like to get BIBTEX (.bib files in unix) into EndNote. Using
Refer as a middle format would seem to work fine if I could just get the
utility to work.

Thanks for all help.
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 Cris FUHRMAN, fuhrman@litsun.epfl.ch
 Laboratoire d'informatique technique
 EPFL-LIT, IN Ecublens, CH-1015 Lausanne, Switzerland

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