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From: sticklen@cpswh.cps.msu.edu (Jon Sticklen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Pro-Cite Solutions ?
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Date: 4 Jul 89 20:27:23 GMT
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in article <14179@dartvax.Dartmouth.EDU>, qrs@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Quabidur R. Safi) says:
> Xref: cps3xx comp.sys.mac:36166 comp.databases:3028 sci.research:1054
> 
> 
 ...
> and the wonderful people at PBS haven't added the FEATURE of allowing you to
> actually SAVE your indexed work.
> You can send it directly to the printer but you
> can't save it was a file. I know that you can have it saved on disk (cmd f)
> instead of printing but I don't want to spend hours cutting PScript stuff.


i have a hard time knowing what Quabidur is talking about. when you
tell procite to make a bib from selected items in the db, it creates a 
window on screen that has the formatted bib in it. you can save the
material in that screen any place you want to. maybe i didn't get
the point of the question.

by the way, i think pro-cite is the best thing since sliced bread.
its just the right sized thing for the typical academic research group.
(like mine that has 2 faculty and about 10 grad students).


  ---jon---

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	Jon Sticklen
	Artificial Intelligence/Knoweldge Based Systems Group
	Computer Science Department
	Michigan State University
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