Re: NBWin and Endnote

["Mark D. Szuchman" <szuchman>]

Fritz,
I echo your sentiments about Microsoft Word (and MS products generally)
and the tendency to deny choice to the user.  Hell, I'm a control freak
who won't stand being controlled, even by Mr. Gates.

As to being able to copy the laid out bibligraphic item in Ibidem's
preview window -- I may be wrong here -- but that preview, I believe,
is an image, not real, manipulable text that you could copy and paste. 
If I'm right, it may help to relieve you of some frustration.
Mark

On Wed, 29 Dec 1999 11:34:47 -0600 (CST), Fred J. Levy wrote:

>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.
>