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Re: What is End Link?
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Author: Avi Rappoport
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 1993 20:24
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About EndLink

EndLink is a simple little option that has a lot of power.  It lets you
import records from online services such as Medline and CAS Online and
CD-ROMs such most of the SilverPlatter databases -- without typing!

The procedure is as follows: first, use your telecommunications program to
go online, or the CD-ROM program to open the CD.  Do your search and display
the results with two-letter tags (see example below).  Save the records to
disk, using the "capture" or "save" command appropriate.

Open the EndNote program and a library.  Choose Import from the File menu:
the EndLink module will appear as an import option.  Then EndLink and
EndNote will work together to copy the data to the right fields in the
EndNote database.

Tagged format:

UI  - 80095449
AU  - Ozato K
AU  - Mayer N
AU  - Sachs DH
TI  - Hybridoma cell lines secreting monoclonal antibodies to mouse H-2 and
Ia
      antigens.
SO  - Journal of Immunology 1980 Feb;124(2):533-40


After importing (and exporting using EndNote's bibliographic styles):

Ozato, K., N. Mayer, and D.H. Sachs, 1980 : Hybridoma cell lines secreting
monoclonal antibodies to mouse H-2 and Ia antigens. Journal of Immunology
124:533-40.


While it's importing the bibliographic data, EndLink can also import up to
4K of keywords and abstract -- making your database yet more powerful and
valuable.

EndLink has a list price of $99, and is available from dealers, mail order
companies, university bookstores and Niles & Associates, 2000 Hearst Ave,
Suite 200, Berkeley CA 94709; +1 510- 649-8176, fax 649-8179.  For sales to
the UK, Germany, Australia and Japan, please contact Niles & Associates,
Inc.
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