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1 total messages Started by L.M. Wiedemann Wed, 14 Jul 1993 13:53
Re: preferences for `default' library
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Author: L.M. Wiedemann
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1993 13:53
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I had previously asked-
        >Perhaps this has been discussed before, but is it possible in the
        >pc version of endnote plus, to enter into the library of interest
        >from the command line?  Ie, several members of the lab use the
        >same computer with different libraries.  It would be nice to be able
        >to type
        >        endnote cancer
        >or
        >        endnote biochem

And Avi quickly reponded
        >Yes, you can do this in the current versions of PC EndNote.
        >And on the Mac, you can double-click the library.


And sure enough I tried it and it worked, but is it somewhere in the Manual?
I searched and searched.  I run endnote through a batch file named ENDNOTE.BAT
on my PC.  I have now modified that file so it says

C:\endnote\enplus C:\libdir\%1%2%3%4%5%6%7%8.lib

Now all we have to do is type

        endnote LIBNAME

at the prompt and it loads the appropriate
library file without having to have libdir on the path.  (We are into keeping
our paths as short as possible.)
Thank you Avi.

Leanne
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