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Started by Chris Brown
Tue, 06 Jul 1993 20:01
Re: QUED/M and EndNote
Author: Chris Brown
Date: Tue, 06 Jul 1993 20:01
Date: Tue, 06 Jul 1993 20:01
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>Thanks for the sample of your QUED/M macro. I checked with Nisus
>Software about Nisus-QUED/M macro compatability. They said that
>there are a few changes because the Menu commands are different
>("Change" becomes "Find/Replace"), change from "#" to "//" for
>comment lines, and maybe a few more. But basically the QUED/M
>macro language is a subset of the Nisus language. Nisus has
>more commands and recognizes fonts, styles, sizes, etc.
>If you could upload your macro to the endnote archive or
>just mail it to me, I'll see if I can edit it to run under Nisus.
>
>Tom Ritch
>UCLA
Tom, Thanks for your letter. I have writted several macros, most of which
call upon subroutines. Which macro are you interested in: 1) Harvard's
online catalog (HOLLIS) -- for tagged record e-mail option, 2) NOTIS
systems, public mode. I am also working on a macro to convert MARC records
and a macro to clean up Silver Platter records so that edited works and
theses don't get imported as Journal Articles.
None of my macros is perfect. It seems that I am always fixing
them to work out the bugs. I'm not sure if anyone else is interested in
these macros, since they at least require QUED/M or Nisus to run them. But
if you let me know what you are interested in, I would be glad to e-mail
them to you. Chris.
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