Hello, I am looking for a Harvard author-day output style. I am very grateful if anyone can send me a customized one. Joe ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- Need to know the score, the latest news, or you need your Hotmail(r)-get your "fix". Check it out.
Hi, everyone, We're using Endnote X on Windows XP. A group within my organization is adopting EndNote and we're investigating adopting one of the default/standard styles. I have several questions about that, but I've asked them of the tech support people at EndNote. So one of the other editors asked me to look into whether Endnote has an output style for the Chicago Manual of Style. I found three output styles with the name "Chicago", but when I format entries with one of them, there are no citations. Using one of those styles just creates bib entries sans corresponding citations. Is that correct? Is there some other output style that's associated with the Chicago Manual of Style?
Does anyone have a filter that enables you to import email TOC (Table of Content) alerts from ISI Web of Knowledge journals into Endnote? We are also looking for a filter to export citations from the SCIRUS database into Endnote. Regards, Emma Emma Clegg Knowledge Navigator HortResearch Auckland New Zealand eclegg <at> hortresearch.co.nz +64 98154200 x7080 The contents of this e-mail are privileged and/or confidential to the named recipient and are not to be used by any other person and/or organisation. If you have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender and delete all material pertaining to this e-mail.
Voice recognition software Endnote and Microsoft Word. Does anybody had experience running Dragon Naturally Speaking with EN and MSWord? I am using Dragon 9, EN X02 and MS Word 2003. I seem to be experiencing frequent computer freezes or crashes. I know than EN is memory hungry as is Dragon. Are there any tricks to using the 3 software programs simultaneously ? Sarah E Romans 278 Major St Toronto, On, M5S 2L6 Canada
Sarah: I use all three programs (though I use Word 2007). What version of Dragon are you using? Is it Standard or preferred? The preferred version is much better. Are you using Vista or XP? My experience is that running all three at once can be problematic, especially if you are working in longer documents. Endnote list members have commented on this for Endnote, and this is a real problem for Dragon. This is a bigger problem if you do not have sufficient memory on your computer. I have Vista and 2 meg of RAM, which helps a bit. It could be worth it to install as much memory as you can in your machine. The other issue is to try and work in smaller documents as much as possible. There is a great discussion board for Dragon where people ask questions and discuss issues. Dragon has many quirks, as you know. Go to the Knowbrainer Forum (and then go to the Dragon page) http://www.knowbrainer.com/PubForum/index.cfm Best of luck, Richard ___________________________________________ Richard Nimijean Lecturer (Instructor II)(Continue reading)
Dear Barbara, The three Chicago styles are Chicago 15th A, Chicago 15B, and Chicago Review (a journal, NOT the Chicago Manual of Style). Chicago 15th A includes formatting for a bibliography, footnotes, and in-text citations; Chicago 15th B does not include footnotes. Chicago 15th A is the style you want to use. If the in-text citations are not appearing properly, you can adjust this by going into Edit>Output Styles>Edit Chicago 15th A, and then putting in the correct data into Styles>the Citations>Template section of that dialog. Drop another note if you have problems making it work. Cheers, Linda Lee Graduate Student, Folklore & Folklife University of Pennsylvania linda.lee <at> mindspring.com
We have a library that contains 1000 entries, which we want to output into one Word file. When I select all of the citations and then try to insert them, EndNote responds saying that I can only insert 50 citations at a time. How can I get all of these citations into one word file (that is, without having to do this in lots of 50). Many thanks. Barbara
At 7:04 PM -0500 3/3/08, Barbara.White[barbarawhite1 <at> gmail.com] wrote: >Hi, everyone, > >We're using Endnote X on Windows XP. > >A group within my organization is adopting EndNote and we're >investigating adopting one of the default/standard styles. > >I have several questions about that, but I've asked them of the tech >support people at EndNote. > >So one of the other editors asked me to look into whether Endnote has >an output style for the Chicago Manual of Style. I found three output >styles with the name "Chicago", but when I format entries with one of >them, there are no citations. Using one of those styles just creates >bib entries sans corresponding citations. > >Is that correct? Is there some other output style that's associated >with the Chicago Manual of Style? Chicago A formats citations only in footnotes, Chicago B only in text, as specified in the Manual. -- David Harvey 60 Gipps Street Drummoyne NSW 2047 Australia Tel: 61-2-9719-9170(Continue reading)
Sarah, There is a thread about the issue at the Knowbrainer forum for DNS : http://www.knowbrainer.com/PubForum/index.cfm?page=forumQuickSearch&sear chTerm=endnote - Frank Thomas Sarah.Romans[sarah.romans <at> sympatico.ca] wrote: > Voice recognition software Endnote and Microsoft Word. > Does anybody had experience running Dragon Naturally Speaking with EN > and MSWord? > I am using Dragon 9, EN X02 and MS Word 2003. > I seem to be experiencing frequent computer freezes or crashes. I know > than EN is memory hungry as is Dragon. Are there any tricks to using > the > 3 software programs simultaneously ? > > Sarah E Romans > 278 Major St > Toronto, On, M5S 2L6 > Canada > > > > -- ..........................................(Continue reading)
Has anyone developed a PubMed Central Import filter or Connection file they are willing to share? I need to retrieve PMC ID's. I use EndNote X1 (Mac & Windows), X (Mac & Windows), 9 (Windows). Emily -- -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Emily N. Wixson, Senior Academic Librarian Chemistry Reference & Instruction UW-Madison Chemistry Library 608-262-4423 2361 Chemistry Building FAX 608-262-9002 1101 University Avenue Madison WI ewixson <at> library.wisc.edu AIM: emilyatchemlib
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