Date: Wed, 30 Jul 1997 19:04:04 -0500
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To: socgrad@csf.colorado.edu
From: cbrown@siu.edu (Charles M. Brown)
Subject: Re: Pro-Cite Vs. Endnote Plus
>
>        Pardon my ignorance, but what is the purpose of the two software 
>items being debated?  I have never heard of either, and it sounds useful.
>
>                                        mike


Mike:

Endnote and Pro-Cite are software packages that help you manage
bibliographies.  You can import citations from online databases directly
into the packages so that you do not have to type out the entries manually.
Also, you can change between different reference styles (eg. ASA, Chicago,
MLA, APA) without having to retype and reformat each entry; the software
does it for you.  You can learn more about these packages as well as
download free trial versions of both endnote and Pro-Cite.  Their URL's are
listed below:

Endnote:  http://www.niles.com

Pro-Cite:  http://www.procite.com

I would also recommend downloading the trial version of Bookware at the
Pro-Cite site.  This software allows you to search other university
libraries for books.


Qapla'

Chuck-


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