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In article <113@dfmp1.UUCP> lsanner@dfmp1 (Lou Sanner M.D.) writes:
>Does anyone use "Refer" or "BibIX" which are supposedly compatable with
>EndNote?  We have a Unix system (AT&T 3B2-600 running Unix 5-release3) for
>the departments central computer and a mixed group of Macintosh 
>and PC users that would like to access a common updatable article citation
>database.  What we Mac users would like to do is download subsets of this
>master file onto our Macs when we are writing articles and  use the
>EndNote DA to incorporate the references.  The EndNote documentation says
>it will import/export "Refer" and "BibIX" which are Unix products.  Does
>anyone do this?  Has anyone tried to merge Medline/Medlars-format citations
>from online searches into a Refer/BibIX database?  Are there MS-DOS front ends
>to either of these Unix products?

1) People at Berkeley run Refer (that's why we put it in :) )

2) We also have a product called EndLink which automatically imports capture
files from online databases (mostly Medline) when they are in the tag format.
It's $99 and *much* better than writing it yourself :-).  

Please e-mail me if you have any other questions of this sort.  We also have
a $5 demo disk which includes both EndNote and EndLink, so you can test it.
It has some documentation, but nothing on Refer: we just photocopy the manual
if you want that.

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