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In article <1992Oct27.233653.3650@mks.com> viktor@mks.com (Viktor Haag) writes:

>On a related note; has anyone heard of a wordprocessor/text tool 
>called "End Note +"?  The only thing I know is the name, and the fact
>that even at Educational Discounts, its pretty pricey.

EndNote Plus is a bibliographic reference database and reference list
generator. It allows you to maintain a library of references and to
insert references into papers which can then be formatted in any of a
number of bibliographic styles (e.g. APA, Chicago, MLA). Useful if you
intend to submit the same paper to a number of journals (not at the
same time, I hope) or if you don't know what style you'll need to use
for the finished product.

I wouldn't call it pricey--I paid about $125 for it from a local
(insane) retailer; it lists for $250. There is a cheaper version (no
"Plus") which doesn't have some of the search features; I don't know
what the other differences are. EndNote Plus also comes with a plug-in
module for Word 5, so you can fiddle with your references without
leaving Word (useful if you have little memory).

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