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Started by Tom Ritch
Wed, 30 Jun 1993 15:37
Re: MELVYL and EndNote+
Author: Tom Ritch
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 1993 15:37
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 1993 15:37
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Please don't tke this discussion private. I was about to ask essentially
the same question about Melvyl. I know how to save text files from Melvyl
but what are the steps in importing the refs into the Endnote database?
Do I need Endlink or will Endnote Plus do it OK? If the output from
Melvyl requires manipulation, how much and what? Does anyone have a Nisus macro
to do any of the required manipulation? (Asking for a Nisus macro is
a long shot, but it never hurts to ask.)
Tom Ritch
UCLA
Re: MELVYL and EndNote+
Author: Marcelino Bernardo
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 1993 18:15
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 1993 18:15
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In article <9306301537.AA16239@thunder.seas.ucla.edu>, Tom Ritch <ritch@SEAS.UCLA.EDU> wrote: > > Please don't tke this discussion private. I was about to ask essentially > the same question about Melvyl. I know how to save text files from Melvyl > but what are the steps in importing the refs into the Endnote database? > Do I need Endlink or will Endnote Plus do it OK? If the output from > Melvyl requires manipulation, how much and what? Does anyone have a Nisus All you need is Taglink with Endnote to import Melvyl refs. But, before you do your search, read the fist few lines of the document that comes with Taglink. You have to display your search results in the proper form for Taglink. You may get Taglink via ftp from magic.ucsb.edu. Marcelino Bernardo /* Views expressed are mine, not Exxon's. */ mbernar@erenj.com
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