Re: Apple File Exchange Translator Resource

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Author: Bordin Sapsomboon - Fact. of Med...
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1993 17:40

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On Thu, 18 Feb 1993, John Ralph wrote:

> One of the easiest ways to write translators of the above type is in HyperTalk
 ,
> the programming language of Hypercard which has very good string manipulation
> funcitons.  Translations from medline formats etc are available in SRS-II from
> Trinity Software.  SRS-II now exports to EndNote Format, so it can make a very
> useful translation utility for getting data from a wide variety of formats int
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> EndNote (until EndNote's flexible importer arrives).  We are really looking
> forward to this importer by the way.
>
> I agree with all the comments recently to Avi.  We really do like to read anwe
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> you give to subscribers questions.

I think all users have the same problem of importing.

It is easy to write program with Hypertalk for translation the
bibliography, but the user interface will depend on the individual who
write it.  Contrastly, the AFE has the standard & easy user interface
which the AFE's users are familiar with, as well as the error log handling
and other features.  In addition, if the original file is in MS-DOS format,
the regular Hypertalk cann't read it.

John Ralph, Would you please tell us about the translator, SRS-II from
Trinity, more?

--Bordin

Bordin Sapsomboon,M.D.
Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital
Mahidol University
Bangkok
Thailand
oibss@chulkn.chula.ac.th

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