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Re: 2 questions
#232
Author: Jim Moore
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 1995 00:00
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On Wed, 29 Mar 1995, U.A.W. Wilson wrote:

> Donald Peterson (D.M.Peterson@cs.bham.ac.uk) wrote:
>
> : (1) If I reference, say, 10 edited books and 5 authors from each book,
> : I'm entering the info. on those 10 books 50 times. Is there a way of
> : getting EndNote to cross-reference the book-description (i.e. ....
> : appearing in ....)?
>
> In this situation I would normally have an entry for each edited book,
> then create a 'book section' reference to use as a template for
> references to individual chapters within each edited book.  Each time I
> then needed to cite a chapter, copy and paste the template, open then copy
> and fill in the  author, title and page no.s.  The other book details will
> already be filled in from the template.

Another way to do this, handy if you won't be using the template more
than once, is to enter in all the common information--editor, book title,
city, publisher, etc.--then close the entry. It will appear with no title
at the top of your database. Then, simply copy it for however many
entries. When you open up these dummy entries, all you have to do is put
in Author, chapter/article title, page numbers. I use this on edited
books and academic journals--and my fingers are really happy not to be
duplicating so much effort.

The comments below have been my experience as well. Kind of frustrating,
but not too bad.

Jim Moore
University of Portland
moore@uofport.edu


>
> : (2) If I have, say, 10 entries for the same author/editor for the same
> : year (even though the other authors are different) EndNote doesn't like
> : it unless I call them 1995a, 1995b etc. Is this the best way of dealing
> : with this?
>
> EndNote will automatically append a, b, c etc to the multiple entries.
> BUT it decides which will be which on the basis of the alphabetical
> order with which they appear in the bibliography.  I wanted 'a' to be
> the first ref. cited in the text, 'b' the next etc. but it can't do it.
> I had to go back and add the letters to my library and re-format.  If you
> do this then keep a copy of your Lib. for future reference - other
> publications may not require all the same references and so the extra
> letters will need to be stripped out again.
>
> ulli
>
>
> --
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Dr Ulric Wilson
> Port Erin Marine Laboratory, University of Liverpool,Port Erin, Isle of Man
> e-mail ulli@liverpool.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)1624-832027 Fax: +44 (0)1624-835788
>
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>
Re: 2 questions (+ some more)
#235
Author: Haze
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 1995 00:00
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In article <Pine.3.89.9503291050.C9097-0100000@wally.uofport.edu> Jim Moore <moore@UOFPORT.EDU> writes:
>On Wed, 29 Mar 1995, U.A.W. Wilson wrote:
>> Donald Peterson (D.M.Peterson@cs.bham.ac.uk) wrote:
>>
>> : (1) If I reference, say, 10 edited books and 5 authors from each book,
>> : I'm entering the info. on those 10 books 50 times. Is there a way of
>> : getting EndNote to cross-reference the book-description (i.e. ....
>> : appearing in ....)?
>>
>Another way to do this, handy if you won't be using the template more
>than once, is to enter in all the common information--editor, book title,
>city, publisher, etc.--then close the entry. It will appear with no title
>at the top of your database. Then, simply copy it for however many
>entries. When you open up these dummy entries, all you have to do is put
>in Author, chapter/article title, page numbers. I use this on edited

Using the DOS version I routinely make a duplicate of a "similar" reference to 
one that I am about to enter (e.g. one with the same authors) and edit it 
rather than typing everything from scratch.

A couple more questions...
I've been away from this group for a while so my appologies if I repeat stuff 
that's been said recently.

I've recently had to upgrade from word for windows 2 to wfw6, at the moment 
I'm saving in wfw2 and formatting my citations/refernces in that way and then 
reloading into v6.0. Is there a better way?

I'm using Endnote Plus version 1.0 (DOS) from 1992 (seems a long time ago!!) 
is there a newer version yet? - There was much talk of a Windows version at 
one time - is that available yet or still in the pipeline?


Cheers,
Haze

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