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Changes from 2.1

I've just finished testing Endnote 7 under Crossover Office 3.0. My impressions are "much better" than under 2.1. Specifically, as mentioned below, the "no checkboxes" issue is fixed, allowing selection of output styles from the style manager, and the window flickering is better, but when editing an individual reference, it still uses 100% CPU. Not a showstopper, just slightly annoying. It's the only thing stopping me from giving it a gold.

Integration with Word appears to work well, and the RTF document scan feature, which allows you to copy & paste references from the Endnote window to OpenOffice.org, Kword, etc, and then later run the resulting RTF file through Endnote, letting it put in proper references & build the bibliography also works well.

I've posted one issue to "Tips & Tricks" as well.

Edit: The system is an up-to-date Gentoo system, with XFree4.3.0, Nvidia binary drivers, and a custom 2.6.6 kernel

Anonymous

Hi, Glen

You say Word integration works well - I'm very interested in how you installed word and endnote to get this working.

I've installed MS Office 2000 by running the setup exe on the command line. (The cxsetup installer failed after installing dcom95, and reporting a dcom95 command line error).

Office runs and looks fine.

Then I installed endnote using the cx installer. The endnote toolbar appears in Word, but when you try to use it, most buttons just bring up an error dialog with the word 'Success' (Very helpful error message there)

Endnote runs and looks fine.. But the integration - Which is the important part - Definitely doesn't work.

Any comments?

Cheers =)

Mike

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