[LUGSB] Endnote

Wed Dec 10 14:08:14 EST 2003

On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 1:09pm, Dusty Brisson wrote:
> Does anyone know of a program like Endnote (ISI ResearchSoft) that runs 
> on Linux.
> Cheers
> d
>
> Endnote is a reference database that can format the citations in a 
> paper and prepare its bibliography.  It works with various word 
> processors to accomplish this.  If there is one thing that I miss, it 
> is Endnote.
>

I've never actually trried this before, but I noticed that 
OpenOffice.org has a built-in bibliography database (press F4-Display 
DataSources).  Further, with at least OOo 1.1 I heard that they had 
added document wizards.... Maybe a bibliography one that meets your 
needs exists there --- or can be composed there?

--david
email: tetsuoni3000 at yahoo.co.jp
web: http://www.miteyo.org
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Subject: [LUGSB] 
 What do you think would be a good "first programming language",
 and why?
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<BODY>Hello guys,
I briefly brought up during the last meeting,&nbsp;a question of, what would be a "good" first programming language to learn? Yes, I know, this is subject to your opinion,&nbsp;but as a novice good advice is scarce -- with the exception of LILUG of-course. Any and all suggestions are greatly appreciated.&nbsp;
Listed below is my previous programming experience:&nbsp;
-- very little shell scripting (bash) -- sadly, VB.Net (I can hack a small program) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;+ specifically, I have an understanding of subroutines, functions, and loops (if, while, case)
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Thanks, Anwar </BODY>