I would also like a solution to this problem. It became more
difficult
for me when my co-author was using Endnote 7 and I am using
Endnote X1.
The only way to do it was for her to give her library to me,
I merged it
in with a copy of mine, then I had to manually link her refs
to the new
ref numbers in the merged library.
Not very efficient but it did the job. Would be great if
some solution
could be worked out as I'm sure this happens a lot.
monica
Monica Barratt, PhD Student
National Drug Research Institute (Melbourne) Unit 7, 19-35
Gertrude St,
Fitzroy VIC 3065
03 9412 9902 | 0407 778 938
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p://db.ndri.curtin.edu.au/staff.asp?persid=650
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On 21/02/2008, David.Graham <David.Graham> wrote:
> I've trawled through the FAQ archive, and there doesn't
seem to have
> been a final resolution of the problem of keeping
references coherent
> when multiple authors are co-writing, from different
sites and with
> their own end-note libraries. I'm using Endnote X -
has a solution
> arrived or are we still at the work-around stage
(currently we're just
> dumping the referencing onto a single author for each
paper!)
>
> Cheers
>
> Dave Graham
> Community & General Paediatrician
> tel 07-839 8726 ext 6659
> mob 021-761-893
> fax 07-839-8765
> http://www.project
energize.org.nz/
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