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Started by Avi Rappoport
Mon, 22 Mar 1993 19:48
re: EN+/PC IMPORT PROBLEM
Author: Avi Rappoport
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1993 19:48
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1993 19:48
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The main trick to importing the specific reference type with REFER is the %0 and exact reference type name, for example: %0 Journal Article %0 Book Section HOWEVER, if you have renamed your reference types, you should use the NEW names, for example: %0 Chapter %0 Dissertation %0 Anonymous Book That should do it! Avi Rappoport Niles & Associates, Inc.
Re: re: EN+/PC IMPORT PROBLEM
Author: Karl Guggisberg
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 1993 14:29
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 1993 14:29
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> The main trick to importing the specific reference type with REFER is the %0 > and exact reference type name, for example: > > %0 Journal Article > %0 Book Section > > HOWEVER, if you have renamed your reference types, you should use the NEW > names, > for example: > > %0 Chapter > %0 Dissertation > %0 Anonymous Book > > That should do it! Dear Avi thaks a lot for your reply ! I thought too using the NEW names of reference types is possible because you describe it in your documentation. Unfortunatelly it is not ! I possibly made a stupid error although I tried to check everything twice. I wonder what is the reason for the problems I have when importing Refer/BibX format. Thats why I sent my reference file and a example import file to Noah Jacobs. It seems to me that Endnote ignores the %0 declarations. Refrence types are chooses rather arbitrarely although they are specified with a %0 declaration. Possibly the %0 declaration are overriden by Endnote when some special criterions are fullfilled (as fore the case when no %0 declaration is available). Karl ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Karl Guggisberg e-mail : guggis@iam.unibe.ch Institute for Informatics and tel : +41 31 65 48 68 Applied Mathematics University of Berne Laenggasse 51 CH - 3012 Bern -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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