Re: HOLLIS and EndNote

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2 total messages Started by Chris Brown Tue, 06 Jul 1993 09:14

#1903

Author: Chris Brown
Date: Tue, 06 Jul 1993 09:14

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>>On Fri, 2 Jul 1993, Chris Brown wrote:
>>
>>> I then use a very excellent
>>> text/macro editor for the Mac called QUED/M to transform the Harvard tagged
>>> fields to Refer format for import into EndNote.
>>
>>Sounds like a great system.  What is the status of QUED/M --
>>shareware, commercial?  Where is it available and at what cost?
>>Might other programs accomplish the same goal?
>
>QUED is shareware if I am not mistaken. But it is incompatible with system
>7.1. I use another shareware product, Alpha 5.31, for similar purposes.
>
>EJAN MACKAAY

Sorry, but Mr. Mackaay's information is incorrect in both respects.  QUED/M
is commercial software, sold by Nisus.  I run version 2.5 with no problems
whatsoever on system 7.1.  He must be thinking of some other product.
Chris.

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Re: HOLLIS and EndNote

#1909

Author: Lewis Overton
Date: Wed, 07 Jul 1993 18:25

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In article <199307061313.AA19232@postoffice.mail.cornell.edu>, Chris Brown
<ccb3@CORNELL.EDU> wrote:
> 
> >>On Fri, 2 Jul 1993, Chris Brown wrote:
> >>
> >>> I then use a very excellent
> >>> text/macro editor for the Mac called QUED/M to transform the Harvard tagged
> >>> fields to Refer format for import into EndNote.
> >>
> >>Sounds like a great system.  What is the status of QUED/M --
> >>shareware, commercial?  Where is it available and at what cost?
> >>Might other programs accomplish the same goal?
> >
> >QUED is shareware if I am not mistaken. But it is incompatible with system
> >7.1. I use another shareware product, Alpha 5.31, for similar purposes.
> >
> >EJAN MACKAAY
> 
> Sorry, but Mr. Mackaay's information is incorrect in both respects.  QUED/M
> is commercial software, sold by Nisus.  I run version 2.5 with no problems
> whatsoever on system 7.1.  He must be thinking of some other product.
> Chris.
> 
Another good candidate is Vantage, the commercial version of what is/was
called McSink (shareware).
Vantage is inexpensive, versatile, and for the tryly dedicated, provides
links to macros and
external routines. 

Lewis Overton, University of Alaska: snalo@orca.alaska.edu

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