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Ricardo,
The EndNote and EndNote Plus demos are runtime versions. As I understand
it, the demo versions do everything the regular versions do, except
they will not let you create a library with more than 10 references.
However, you can use a library of any size that was created with a
regular version of EndNote. A demo disk with a small introductory
manual are $5.00 each from Niles. The demos are also uploaded on
some commercial services as well as the ftp site. Avi, will have to
tell you about any restrictions Niles has about including a copy
of the demo with your database if it has not been purchased from
Niles.
As someone who is attemting to develop a commercially viable EndNote
database, I wish Niles would create a runtime which is separate from
the demo which would allow users to import libraries (e.g. an update
file) without letting users create new references. I wouldn't mind
paying more for a different runtime because it would greatly reduce
the cost of distributing database updates.

Robert Jordan
Southwest Missouri State University Libraries