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Started by George E. Marcus
Tue, 17 Jan 1995 16:10
EndNote and Wordprocessors
Author: George E. Marcus
Date: Tue, 17 Jan 1995 16:10
Date: Tue, 17 Jan 1995 16:10
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As perhaps are many others I am balking at moving to Word 6.0. The ability
to work with EndNote is a key consideration in considering alternatives. I
would like to hear what those who use EndNote and either Nisus, Fullwrite
or WordPerfect 3.1 have to say (I know the module is not available but I am
interested in citations inside footnotes and other academic writing such
requirements). Any comparisons out there?
George E. Marcus
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George E. Marcus
Exec. Director, International Society of Political Psychology
Dept. of Political Science, Williams College, Williamstown, MA 01267
E-mail: George.E.Marcus@Williams.edu
(413) 597-2538 [o] 413-597-4200 [fax] (413)-458-8045 [h]
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Re: EndNote and Wordprocessors
Author: Bud Brown
Date: Sat, 28 Jan 1995 17:03
Date: Sat, 28 Jan 1995 17:03
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I am using WinWord 6 with EndNote+ to write my disseration. My wife is using the same to writer her Master's thesis. We love the combination. Frankly, neither of us understands the complaint. EndNote runs quite nicely in a VM box and the clipboard facility is fine. Are we missing something? In article <ab419bdc020210048e8b@[137.165.20.243]>, George.E.Marcus@WILLIAMS.EDU says... > >As perhaps are many others I am balking at moving to Word 6.0. The ability >to work with EndNote is a key consideration in considering alternatives. I >would like to hear what those who use EndNote and either Nisus, Fullwrite >or WordPerfect 3.1 have to say (I know the module is not available but I am >interested in citations inside footnotes and other academic writing such >requirements). Any comparisons out there? > > George E. Marcus > > > >************************************************************************ * > > George E. Marcus > Exec. Director, International Society of Political Psychology > > Dept. of Political Science, Williams College, Williamstown, MA 01267 > E-mail: George.E.Marcus@Williams.edu > (413) 597-2538 [o] 413-597-4200 [fax] (413)-458-8045 [h] > >************************************************************************ *
Re: EndNote and Wordprocessors
Author: Jason L. Buberel
Date: Thu, 02 Feb 1995 01:51
Date: Thu, 02 Feb 1995 01:51
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In article <3gdtcd$88f@news.primenet.com>, budman@primenet.com (Bud Brown) wrote: > I am using WinWord 6 with EndNote+ to write my disseration. My wife is > using the same to writer her Master's thesis. We love the combination. > Frankly, neither of us understands the complaint. EndNote runs quite > nicely in a VM box and the clipboard facility is fine. > > Are we missing something? > > In article <ab419bdc020210048e8b@[137.165.20.243]>, > George.E.Marcus@WILLIAMS.EDU says... > > > >As perhaps are many others I am balking at moving to Word 6.0. The > ability > >to work with EndNote is a key consideration in considering alternatives. > I > >would like to hear what those who use EndNote and either Nisus, > Fullwrite > >or WordPerfect 3.1 have to say (I know the module is not available but I > am > >interested in citations inside footnotes and other academic writing > such > >requirements). Any comparisons out there? > > > > George E. Marcus Bud, Keep in mind, we're talking about the mac here...and as far as I know, it (EN2.0) works quite well with WP 3.1. I just have both programs open at the same time. When I come to a place where I need to insert a citation, I click on the EN window, copy, click back in WP3.1 and paste. Of course, to format the biblio, I do have to go back to EN and manually choose "Format". No biggee though. -jason ================ Jason L. Buberel Graduate Student Nueroscience Pgm U of Illinois-UC ================
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