Version 6.0 of EndNote introduced a powerful new feature - the ability to treat diagrams and pictures in the same way as bibliographical references. Versions 2.5 to 6.0 have been reviewed here previously and for a more complete account of the general features new users are referred to the earlier reviews listed in the review of version 6.0 This review concentrates on what is new in version 7.0 What's new In spite of the added functionality and complexity I have always found the package easy to use. Over the years (I first used it about seven or eight years ago) it has acquired a wide range of capabilities and features, such as the ability to download references from the online providers, which were originally embodied in separate modules, have become part of the the basic program. I have no idea which of these is most commercially successful but EndNote appears to have quite a large fan club. ISI Research Soft, a subdivision of the Thomson organization, produces three packages for the organization of bibliographical references: ProCite, Reference Manager, and EndNote. Introductory price $149.95 until 31 December 2003 Julians, Sevenoaks, Kent TN15 0RX, and from other re-sellers world wide.] RefViz 1 Berkeley, CA: Thomson/ISI ResearchSoft, © 2003. Price $239.95 by the Web $299.95 by mail (Volume discounts available.) [Available in the UK from Adept Scientific plc., 6 Business Centre, WestĪvenue One, Letchworth, Herts, SG6 2HB, from Bilaney Consultants, St. bibliographies and now manuscripts made easy.) xvi, 589pp. Berkeley, CA: Thomson/ISI ResearchSoft, © 2003.

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