Re: Endnote and Pybliographer or other software
Frederic Gobry <[email protected]> Wed, 12 Apr 2006 22:07:33 +0200
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> Since now years I am looking for a Linux software that will be able to > read my endnote library but never found one. Everything is "to be > developed". > Does somebody know one? If not is there a project somewhere to develop > one or have one able to recognize this type of library? And do you > what is the problem? Why after now many years it still haven't been > developed. Is it a copyright problem, a technical issue, nobody > interested to do this, etc...? The only format I'm aware of that works in both directions is the XML export that started with EndNote 7. The native format (.enl files) is of course not documented at all (and possibly protected by law in some coutries...) pyblio 1.3 supports this XML format, so you might have ended your long journey, or almost. What do you want to do? A one shot conversion is certainly possible. Working alternatively with EndNote and another tool on the same DB is not possible (or at least convenient) though. Frédéric
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