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Jose E. Ales wrote:
>
> At my workplace (a clinical investigation dep. in a pharmaceutical company) we
>  use
> use endnote plus a lot.
> One thing wed like to do is to be able to print sets of references (including
> the abstracts) directly form endnote without going through copy and paste to
> a word processor. Is a there a way to do it we havent figured it out?
> By the way the version we have is endnote plus 1.2.1.
> Hopefully,
> Jose E. Ales
>

THe easiest way I have found is to use the style "~refer". Choose that
style, then do a search to isolate the references you want to print. (If
you just highlight them, it doesn't seem to help, and the print command in
endnote will print the whole library.) If it is too tricky to design a
search that will isolate the desired refs, perhaps you could copy them
into a temporary separate library. Then choose "print".

One disadvantage (as I have discussed recently on the network) is that
endnote just separates the references with a blank line, so they are
printed continuously sometimes spilling over a page-break.

The solution is not very elegant. Refer is actually in endnote for
import-export purposes as far as I can see. IT prints all fields of the
reference, each starting on a new line with a "%" followed by a letter
identifying the field type. I tried the other export style "~pro-cite",
but it would require much further editing to get a printout as it exports
in tab-edelineated fields and leaves spaces for empty fields.

For a more beautiful printout, one would have to resort to the
word-processor, editing and/or designing ones own style specifically for
the desired printout format.

Julie Solomon
University of Pennsylvania