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Started by Avi Rappoport
Wed, 07 Apr 1993 17:43
Re: EndNote vs. EndNote Plus
Author: Avi Rappoport
Date: Wed, 07 Apr 1993 17:43
Date: Wed, 07 Apr 1993 17:43
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Graphics in the Notes field is on our list for the future, but I'm not sure when we will be able to incorporate it. It will require some re-thinking of our database structure. ------ Attach file follows ------8< ------- 8< ------- 8< ------- -- EndNote lets you search on Author and/or Year and or Text (all the text in all fields, including journal titles, etc.) EndNote Plus lets you search on many terms, specify fields to search in, limit to exact match and/or whole words only, full Boolean And, Or and Not. -- EndNote Plus Find Duplicates function displays duplicate author/year/title records, so you can delete the ones you don't want. -- EndNote lets you sort your bibliography by appearance in the text, by author + title, and by author + year + title. EndNote Plus lets you sort in library or in bibliography by any five fields, each ascending or descending. You can set separate sort for bibliography and multiple in-text citations. -- EndNote Plus lets you create a full-text or keywords index for very fast retrieval in large libraries. -- In EndNote Plus, you can create your own glossary of up to 300 journal abbreviations -- then you can type in one way, and format in another. -- On the Macintosh, EndNote Plus comes with a Plug-In Module for Microsoft Word version 5.0. This uses special markers in the Word documents to store the bibliographic information, which allows you to format your bibliographies and continue to work. Since the information is still there, you can add or delete citations, rearrange your data, reset your styles and then reformat the bibliography. Our customers tell us that this saves a great deal of time and effort.
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