>Hello All
>My bit to add to the pool:
>A small sting to beware of!!!
>Endnote is a great product, versions for both Mac and Windows, BUT..
>To link it into the word processor of your choice, you need EndLink,
>A SEPARATE PRODUCT, PURCHASED SEPARATELY!
>We were caught badly, spent around $2000 on multiple copies of Endnote,
>(No bulk license available...) then had to find another $1000 before
>anyone could use it!
Absolutely untrue - at least as far as the DOS and windows versions go (I
can't comment on the Mac version but I doubt its different).
EndLink is the add on that allows for direct import from a variety of online
databases. Endnote works perfectly well without it and certainly integrates
directly with a variety of word processors without Endlink being present.
(Endlink is however a v. worthwhile add on if you use any of the online
services).
Also volume discounts are available now - this was something that Nile and Co.
were criticised for in the past.
I'm a very happy user of Endnote (I've been using it since about 1991 or
1992). It even handles documents as large as a PhD thesis effortlessly. And a
100 page review paper with 700+ reference / 1000+ citations didn't even make
it cough!!
There is a website with product info and a demo of the windows version
available (the demo has all of the features of the full version available but
is limited to 10 references per library). The URL is http://www.niles.com/
No links to the company - just a satisfied customer etc. etc.
Haze.
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