Re: Academic Wordprocessing

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Date: Sun, 20 Nov 1988 01:10

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In article <71@ucl-cs.UUCP> jpearce@uk.ac.ucl.cs writes:
>
>We are looking for MAC software suitable for the processing of
>academic papers and theses.   With the exception of FWP none of
>the standard products seem to offer the citation and
>bibliographic support necessary.
>
>John R. Pearce
>
>jpearce@uk.ac.ucl.cs

You might want to try EndNote by Oxford and Associates (I think)
which adds bibliographic capabilities to Word, MacWrite, and WriteNow.

I would recommend WriteNow 2.0, since it's easy to learn and much
more powerful than the older version.

I have no connection with T/Maker other than being a satisfied
customer, and I don't even have a copy of EndNote although I saw a
beta version demo'ed.

--- Alex
masquerading as B.T.

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