Re: NBWin and Endnote

["Fred J. Levy" <flevy>]

Paul:

I have NOT tried to generate reference lists.  Thus far, the journals that
take the sort of thing I write don't require them: footnotes or endnotes are
enough.

As Dorothy says, all this depends on what you wish to accomplish.  My life
simpler would be simpler if I could exchange data between EndNote and
Ibidem, and use each where appropriate.  (It would also help if Ibidem
allowed me to copy the information that appears in the window at the bottom
of the screen onto the clipboard.  From there, I could use it any way I
wish.)

General comment: one of the main reasons I don't like Winword is Microsoft's
tendency to make me do things their way, and (increasingly) to make it
difficult to turn off their latest and greatest.  Hence my interest in
NotaBene.  But Ibidem too tries to restrict me...  Flexibility may not be
everything, but it sure helps me.

Fritz
----- Original Message -----
From: Paul Falzer <paul.falzer>
To: Multiple recipients of list NOTABENE <notabene>
Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 6:51 AM
Subject: NBWin and Endnote


> In discussing NBWin and Ibidem, Fred Levy said: "This is easy to
> do in EndNote (and if one uses EndNote with WinWord even the
> formatting survives), and I was hoping that it might be as easy
> in Ibidem. Apparently not. I find myself using EndNote with
> NBWin -- not impossible, but a bit awkward -- and I suppose I'll
> continue to do so, for this reason as well as EndNote's much
> better ability to import material."
>
> Fritz: I use EndNote and appreciate the power and flexibility of
> this deceptively simple program. I can bring in-text references
> into a NBWin document, but I have not been able to generate a
> reference list. I have consulted with EndNote tech support and
> learned that EndNote does not support Nota Bene. Are you able to
> create a reference list, and if so, how? Thanks.
>
> Paul
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