bmug@garnet.berkeley.edu (John Heckendorn) (12/01/88)
In article <26824@uva.UUCP>, peterslo@uva.UUCP (Peter Sloot) writes: >for some time now, we are looking for a cross >reference system for the Macintosh... ...followed by a list of contenders. Another program to check out would be EndNote, by Niles & Associates. It is both an application and desk accessory which seems fast, reasonably powerful, and friendly. It can read UNIX refer files, and it works with MS Word, WriteNow, and MacWrite. It is also reasonably priced. Perhaps best of all, it takes advantage of new TextEdit features, such as the ability to embed formatting (styles and different fonts) within text fields (which is good for scientific articles, etc., though currently TextEdit doesn't seem to support super- and subscripts as styles - too bad...). It should be worth a look. John Heckendorn