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2 total messages Started by mctimm Tue, 18 Jul 1995 00:00

#188

Author: mctimm
Date: Tue, 18 Jul 1995 00:00

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This group appears to be dead or have I missed something!

So here is a general question. How do you cut and paste text from a Windows 
3.11 application in to Endnote?  I can get it to work the other way from
Endnote to Windows using the clipboard.  Any suggestions?

Will there be a Windows 95 version of Endnote?

Ian Marshall

Re: Cut and Paste Endnote

#189

Author: Haze
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 1995 00:00

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In article <1995Jul18.112142.19041@zippy.dct.ac.uk> mctimm@zippy.dct.ac.uk writes:

>This group appears to be dead or have I missed something!
Not dead - just deadly quiet!!!!

>So here is a general question. How do you cut and paste text from a Windows 
>3.11 application in to Endnote?  I can get it to work the other way from
>Endnote to Windows using the clipboard.  Any suggestions?

First put endnote in a window rather than full screen (Press Alt-Enter to 
toggle). Then use the control box at the top left of the title bar and select 
the Edit-Paste function from the drop down menu. Text from the clipboard will 
be pasted at the current cursor position.


>Will there be a Windows 95 version of Endnote?
A Windows version is supposed to be out sometime this year and expected to 
cost 49 pounds in the UK plus 7 pounds for p&p from Cherwell. I don't know 
whether there will be a specific '95 version.

Haze.
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