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Jenaro.Percal | 9 Jun 2006 15:10

Ports in Firewall to connect to hosts

Does anyone know wich ports do I need to open in our Network Firewall 
to allow EN9 connect to Library Hosts?

Using Mac OSX and Wireless to serve internet to our net users.

Thanks

Jenaro Percal
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Amanda.Godecke | 9 Jun 2006 16:58

error opening endnote libraries

Hi,

I have recently upgraded from v.8 to v.9 now when attempting to open 
any library I get the following error "failed to initialize database 
support", before i try a reinstall does anyone know what the problem 
could be? As far as I know v.8 libraries should be compatible with v.9?

Running winxp with office 2003.

Thanks

Amanda Godecke
Computing Services Officer
Business School IT Services
School Business  M250
The University of Western Australia
35 Stirling Hwy
CRAWLEY Western Australia 6009

Ph.  +61 8 6488 3879
        +61 8 6488 1106
Fax: +61 8 6488 1047
Email : amanda <at> biz.uwa.edu.au

The University of Western Australia:    CRICOS Provider No. 00126G
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Benjamin.Barrett | 9 Jun 2006 16:57

Update Fix

I'm using Windows XP and EndNote 9. I'm working on the administrator's account, but EndNote won't search
for updates because it claims I don't have administrator privileges.

Is there a work-around or patch for this problem?

Benjamin Barrett
Baking the World a Better Place
www.hiroki.us
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John.Terrell | 9 Jun 2006 16:58

Science Direct, Web of Science download to EndNote 9

I have recently upgraded to EndNote v. 9 and am finding that records
from these databases are not downloading correctly. Specifically Science
Direct records are downloading without author, year, journal title or
abstract. Web of Science only has author, nothing else.

Has anyone else come across this problem

thanks
John

John Terrell
Portfolio Liaison Manager (joint) - Business
School Liaison Librarian - Accounting & Law
RMIT Business Library
ph. 9925-5694
fax  9925-5685
john.terrell <at> rmit.edu.au
http://www.rmit.edu.au/library
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Morris | 9 Jun 2006 17:18

RE: EndNote for Macintosh Beta Test Program

I use Windows XP Professional.

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Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 2:06 PM
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Subject: EndNote for Macintosh Beta Test Program

Hello EndNote Macintosh Users!

We would like to invite qualified users to apply for participation in
the EndNote for Macintosh Beta Test Program. Please read the following
requirements before applying to become a beta tester. 

This testing is open to registered owners of EndNote version 7 or later
and authorized users of site license editions of EndNote version 7 or
later. 

You must meet the minimum system requirements to apply for testing.
System requirements for this testing cycle are :
* PowerPC or Intel Macintosh 450 MHz or higher 
* 180 MB hard disk space available 
* 256 MB RAM available 
* Access through a network or Internet Service Provider to search online
databases 
* Microsoft Word X or Microsoft Word 2004 to test Cite While You Write
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Ross.Langmead | 9 Jun 2006 17:17

Removing field codes has removed Word formatting

In removing Endnote field codes from footnotes I'm finding that the codeless
copy of the document loses some of the Word formatting that was there
(Palatino went to Times, centred headings went left, etc).

I'm using Endnote 7 for Mac and Office X for Mac.  My document is highly
styled and I want to strip Endnote field codes for publication.  I have
fifteen other chapters in the same boat, so re-applying Word styles piece by
piece would take far too long.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,

Ross Langmead
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Sara.Amelia.Sandstedt | 9 Jun 2006 18:28

Upgrade to Win 9.0.1?

Hi all, I have been using Endnote 5 with Windows XP, Word 2002.  My 
institution is giving me the chance to move up to endnote 9.0.1.  Does 
anyone have advice on whether this is a good idea?  I'm not sold on 
constant upgrades (before I started using version 5 with windows, I 
happily used 2 plus with mac word 5.1 for years and years).

Sara Sandstedt
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Ross.Langmead | 9 Jun 2006 18:30

Removing field codes has removed Word formatting

In removing Endnote field codes from footnotes I'm finding that the codeless
copy of the document loses some of the Word formatting that was there
(Palatino went to Times, centred headings went left, etc).

I'm using Endnote 7 for Mac and Office X for Mac.  My document is highly
styled and I want to strip Endnote field codes for publication.  I have
fifteen other chapters in the same boat, so re-applying Word styles piece by
piece would take far too long.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,

Ross Langmead
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John.Fullerton | 9 Jun 2006 18:30

Lexis-Nexis

Hi

Is there any other option for importing references from Lexis-Nexis
Academic than using

http://steenbock.library.wisc.edu/instruct/endnote/EndNote_lexis.htm 

with the instructions from

http://www.lib.unc.edu/instruct/endnote/lexis_nexis.pdf 

In addition, is it possible that the Lexis Nexis toolbar could be
used?

http://www.lexisnexis.com/toolbarhomecps/ 

I'm not asking that anyone research the question, just asking if anyone
knows of other options.

I have a customer who wants to do searches through time for a newspaper
from Lexis-Nexis, and I'm trying to find a way to automate the process
as much as possible.

Have a nice day
John Paul Fullerton
j-fullerton <at> tamu.edu
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Wiedemann | 9 Jun 2006 18:31

RE: Removing field codes has removed Word formatting

I find that when you use the endnote button, things like this happen,
but if I use the word macros to Unlink fields, it doesn't.  So """ON A
COPY!!!!"""", select all and CTRL+SHIFT F9 and see if that works for
you?  The only time you wouldn't want to do this if there are other
kinds of fields you don't want to lose. 

Leanne

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Ross.Langmead[mailto:rlangmead <at> whitley.unimelb.edu.au]
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 10:18 AM
To: Endnote-Interest <at> rssoft.isinet.com
Subject: Removing field codes has removed Word formatting

In removing Endnote field codes from footnotes I'm finding that the
codeless
copy of the document loses some of the Word formatting that was there
(Palatino went to Times, centred headings went left, etc).

I'm using Endnote 7 for Mac and Office X for Mac.  My document is highly
styled and I want to strip Endnote field codes for publication.  I have
fifteen other chapters in the same boat, so re-applying Word styles
piece by
piece would take far too long.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
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