Re: [ccp4bb]: Linux - OSX gurus

[Ashley Buckle <ab@mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk>]

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It seems that EndNote for OSX is in beta, and you can sign up here:
http://www.endnote.com/support/enosxstate.asp


Ashley

--On 29 April 2002,  6:22 am -0500 rams@poori.biochem.uiowa.edu wrote:

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> Since we have gone wayayayayayayay off topic in discussing the relative
> merits of OS's (I am not certain if this is valid CCP4 discussion any
> more) - I shall ask the question anyway.. APologies for all those who
> want  to see only Crystallography here.
> 	
> 	To
> 	All Linux OSX Gurus..
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> 	OK!  I use a mixed environment - Vindoz, Linux, True64 and lately
> OSX.  I find there are things that I can do effectively in one that will
> not work on the others.  One case in point that bothers the hell out of
> me  (especially since I have got used to it) is the absence of a good
> bibliography software in linux/OSX (oh yeah! use classic etc. is pretty
> useless answer for me as I dont want to). I am looking for a software
> like  EndNote/Reference Manager for Linux/OSX.  Plese no bibtex, I have
> used  that before, it is no where as friendly or easy as the other two.
> IT  also does not seamlessly integrate with openoffice/staroffice.
>
> 	Any suggestions?
>
> 	RAms.
>
> Its the little things that matter.
>
>
>  --
> S. Ramaswamy
> Department of Biochemistry.
> University of Iowa.
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