RE: How to take out the Endnote codes for publication

There are two ways, and it depends on whether you have any
other fields
in the paper, which you use.  If you don't, I would select
all and ctrl
F9, which will remove all linked fields ON A COPY OF THE
MANUSCRIPT.  If
the paper comes back and you need to make some changes, you
would rather
do those changes on the Endnote version.  Endnote also has a
button,
that removes all EndNote links which looks like a [#] with
an arrow
going up. Using either method will produce a paper that
looks/prints the
same as the formatted document, but will no longer be linked
or
formatable with Endnote.  

(Note: THIS IS NOT THE BUTTON TO USE IF YOU JUST WANT TO
UNFORMAT THE
PAPER, the correct button has a curved arrow going out of
the brackets!)



Leanne

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Subject: How to take out the Endnote codes for publication

I plan to submit a paper in which I used Endnote to create
references to
a journal.  I was told I need to take out the Endnote codes
before I
submit it the journal because it may cause publication
problems.  Is
that true? Also, my co-writer doesn't have Endnote and wants
to be able
to edit the references.

So how do I "disconnect" my paper from Endnote so
any changes that my
co-writer incorporates will stay and when we send to the
journal, all
the Endnote codes will be eliminated but my references would
remain
intact.

I look forward to suggestions.  I am currently using Endnote
7 but will
soon have the latest version of Endnote.

Karen Skibba