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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Slick software package
This product is great, can down load citations directly from pubmed, and can search pubmed within EndNote and then download the citation your looking for. Found I could use Name/year/ and first 4 words of title to get the citation for the publication I wanted.
Published on September 15, 2008 by Bob
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Endnote 8: an semi oldtimer
Hi friends, I started using Endnote in the old days back in the early 90's, just after finishing my PhD thesis using CardBox to manage my bibliography :-(. Endnote was one of the first professional applications that allowed seemless transfer of data between the Mac and Windows platform. I guess I started with Endnote 2.0 for the DOS platform back in 1992 or 3...
Published 1 month ago by Jeroen ten Haaf
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Slick software package,
By Bob (Florida) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Niles Endnote 8.0 Windows (CD-ROM)
This product is great, can down load citations directly from pubmed, and can search pubmed within EndNote and then download the citation your looking for. Found I could use Name/year/ and first 4 words of title to get the citation for the publication I wanted.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Endnote 8: an semi oldtimer,
This review is from: Niles Endnote 8.0 Windows (CD-ROM)
Hi friends,I started using Endnote in the old days back in the early 90's, just after finishing my PhD thesis using CardBox to manage my bibliography :-(. Endnote was one of the first professional applications that allowed seemless transfer of data between the Mac and Windows platform. I guess I started with Endnote 2.0 for the DOS platform back in 1992 or 3 something, and got the idea from an American researcher (Nancy Nicholson) using the Mac version of Endnote, just on one single floppy disk. It was amazing to transfer a complete database from Mac to DOS and vice versa with no loss of content, functionality or running into problems whatsoever. I still cherish the Endnote T-shirt I got from Niles Associates for promoting Endnote in the University those years. Ok let me stick to Endnote 8. Compatible with.... Windows NT or 2000.... It is a joke: paying 299 dollars for something you will not be able to work with at all! It may be interesting for a collector who has all the versions in the original box on a shelf for staring at it the rest of her/his life. Jeroen |
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