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Started by Jerry Brackbill
Fri, 09 Jul 1993 21:33
Re: WordPerfect 6.0
Author: Jerry Brackbill
Date: Fri, 09 Jul 1993 21:33
Date: Fri, 09 Jul 1993 21:33
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Avi Rappoport: I like EndNote and use it for all the papers I type with Word 5.0. My collaborators generally don't use it, because they use Tex. I usually supply references on joint papers, often by hand because of the clumsiness of the interface between my workstation and my Mac. Do you have any plans to write a Sun version of EndNote? Do you anticipate a Tex compatible version? Do you have any competition in either the platform or the application? Our library at Los Alamos has been having endless difficulty getting an acceptable on-line cataloguing system. The Geac system has been under test for a year, with a new version (5) becoming available this summer which may or may not address all the problems. One difficulty appears to be the inability of the system to recognize other than a few frequency patterns for serials. It strikes me that the reliability and the documentation of this system are amateurish compared with good application programs like EndNote. Do you see any possibility of trying to move into the on-line cataloguing business? Do you see this as an especially difficult program to write well, or simply one that requires sufficient effort? Jerry brackbill Los Alamos jub@lanl.gov
EndNote & Tex Was: WordPerfect 6.0
Author: Olof Morell
Date: Sat, 10 Jul 1993 15:01
Date: Sat, 10 Jul 1993 15:01
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In article <9307092133.AA01855@celeste.lanl.gov.tdo-net>, Jerry Brackbill <jub@CELESTE.LANL.GOV> writes: |> Avi Rappoport: |> I like EndNote and use it for all the papers I type with Word 5.0. |> My collaborators generally don't use it, because they use Tex. I usually |> supply references on joint papers, often by hand because of the clumsiness |> of the interface between my workstation and my Mac. Do you have any |> plans to write a Sun version of EndNote? Do you anticipate |> a Tex compatible version? Do you have any competition in either |> the platform or the application? [deleted] Here we have used EndNote+ and TeX for several manuscripts on Mac, works like a charm. What's the problem ? Just make a TeX style file, output stuff with \sl etc... OzTeX or Textures are good Mac TeX programs. OzTeX is free or shareware, I don't remember. EndNote+ on a Sun would be VERY nice! *** Olle *** ---------------------------------------------------------------------- E-mail - Olle.Morell@astro.uu.se Snail Mail - Astronomical Observatory, Box 515, 751 20 Uppsala, Sweden
Re: EndNote & Tex Was: WordPerfect 6.0
Author: Roland Hubscher
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1993 14:41
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1993 14:41
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In article <21mlkp$bdq@corax.udac.uu.se> olle@astro.uu.se (Olof Morell) writes: >In article <9307092133.AA01855@celeste.lanl.gov.tdo-net>, Jerry Brackbill <jub@CELESTE.LANL.GOV> writes: >|> Avi Rappoport: >|> I like EndNote and use it for all the papers I type with Word 5.0. >|> My collaborators generally don't use it, because they use Tex. I usually >|> supply references on joint papers, often by hand because of the clumsiness >|> of the interface between my workstation and my Mac. Do you have any > >Here we have used EndNote+ and TeX for several manuscripts on Mac, >works like a charm. What's the problem ? Just make a TeX style >file, output stuff with \sl etc... OzTeX or Textures are good >Mac TeX programs. OzTeX is free or shareware, I don't remember. If you are using LaTeX and BibTex then instead of formatting the Endnote output for LaTeX you can do it for BibTeX. This is very simple and might be more compatible with the LaTeX users. -roland P.S. If you want my BibTex Export format file let me know.
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