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Subject: Endnote with OzTeX:  Solved
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Date: 15 Apr 91 08:00:28 GMT
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	My original posting looked something like this:

>	This is probably a wrong question since OzTeX is a typesetting prog.
>At the moment, I am quite tempted to switch to OzTeX.  However, I have 
>a reference database in EndNote.  TeX people use BibTeX.  My question is:
>Can I use EndNote with OzTeX or do I have to get the information converted?
>Is the conversion tedious?
>
>	Thanks in advance.
>
>Ida

	Thanks for people who reply, particularly Avi.  I think I've sorted 
it out last night.  This is what I've done:

(1)	Change the default citation marker in ENDNOTE from [] to something
	like <>.

(2)	Create a new style called LATEX.  I put special LaTeX commands in 
	different fields.  eg. if I want italized abbre. journal name,
	in the style file, I will type:
	{\em abbre. journal}
	I can change anything appropiately.

(3)	Run ENDNOTE on the raw text file before I put it through OzTeX.
	Please note that all TeX files has to have the extension .TEX.
	The default file name from running ENDNOTE will be something like
	xxxx.TEX - LaTeX.  That will *not* work.  Note that xxx - latex.Tex
	won't work either.  The reference will be generated after 
	\end{document} though.  If you want it printed, just shift up the 
	whole reference section before the  \end{document}.

(4)	Run through OzTeX as normal.

	Everything appears to be working :-) !

Ida