Re: how to efficiently combine many libs into 1?

I would suggest that you combine related libraries and deal with the
duplicates before you put all the references in one big library. 
Combining into one library automatically and then trying to find the
duplicates seems like a loooooong job. If you can make say 8 libraries
covering your general areas of interest you might not need the one
humongous library.

At 6:13 PM -0400 31/3/08,
Alexander.Shenkin[[email protected]] wrote:
>Hello All,
>
>I have about 82 separate libraries, and I'm sick and tired of trying to

>remember where the @#$! I've put this or that reference.  So, I'd like 
>to combine them all into 1 - if for nothing else than for ease of 
>retrieval (perhaps I'll still keep them in separate libs for normal 
>usage).  Is there any better way than opening up each one and 
>copy-pasting them into one combined library?  Any scripts that will rip

>through and combine them automatically?
>
>Another wrinkle is that some of my libs are in the old EN format - ugh.
>
>On another note - has anyone seen Papers for the Mac?  Man - that is 
>sweet!  I'm almost tempted to get a mac just for that program!
>ISI-Thompson better hope they don't port it to windows!
>
>thanks,
>allie


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