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2 total messages Started by Bob Wolfe Tue, 14 Sep 1993 13:15
Re: EndNote browse wish
#1701
Author: Bob Wolfe
Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1993 13:15
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On Tue, 14 Sep 1993 10:47:15 +0000 Mark_Winter said:
>So what I would like to see is this. Once a set of records is found, and
>one of those records opened, the window might contain a forward arrow and a
>back arrow, (there is some space alongside the reference type field) which
>when clicked, take you to the next or previous record in the current set.
>Much quicker than closing the window and opening a new window by double
>clicking on the next appropriate record.
>
>Anyone else interested in such a feature?
>
Great idea!

Robert Wolfe
Centre for International Relations, Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N6  wolfer@qucdn.queensu.ca
voice (613) 545-3427 or 545-2383 fax 545-0867
EndNote for Windows wish
#1704
Author: Gary Rudnick
Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1993 14:17
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When Endnote for Windows finally ships, It would be great if it would show the 
entire title (and other details) of the article pointed to by the cursor (I'm 
referring to the little triangle on the left in EN+ for DOS) instead of having 
to select each article to see its title.  I download automatic searches from 
the Yale Current Contents server each week.  I put the download into a separate
library and then throw away referenes that I don't want in my main library.  At 
this step of discarding unwanted references, its a pain to have to double-click
on all those references where the beginning of the title isn't informative 
enough for me to make a decision.

Gary Rudnick
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