Re: Styles on the FTP site

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Author: Cerro, Joseph A
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 1993 16:53

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>To: Multiple recipients of list ENDNOTE
>From: EndNote/EndLink Users Forum on Tue, Jun 15, 1993 9:41 AM
>Subject: Styles on the FTP site
>
>Hi there,
>
>...I noticed that in the Biology folder there are several .hqx archives
>that have many styles in them.  For example  EN+ neurosci styles has
>several. To avoid redundancy and maintain the latest versions I suggest
>that all the styles should be listed by name and only one style per hexed
>file.

I agree completely!

>...Also I think the folder divisions are a little extreme. Biology and
>Medical science should be combined.

I tend to agree--perhaps a Life Sciences directory? Even if there are a lot of
files, it would probably not be too cumbersome to scroll through or to put an
index file in the directory. However, environmental biologists and evolutionary
biologists and other specialties may still appreciate separate directories.
Comments?

>...I assume general journals like Science and Nature will be available in
>several disciplines.

Why not a General directory? I suspect such a directory would not be too large,
it would reduce redundancy, and it would not be an obscure place to look for
styles.

>Sincerely...
>David L. Hirschberg                  bnhirsch@weizmann.weizmann.ac.il...

Also sincerely,

Joe Cerro
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