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Author Parsing Bug?
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Author: J TenHaaf
Posted: Sun, 26 May 2002 15:43:56 +0200
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Hi Folks,
I'm setting up a filter to import data like the example below (Online
Contents, a Dutch scientific source). Everything works out just fine except
for the author names (field tags 3011 up to 3016 in the example). It is
clear that in the Author Parsing section the filter should be set at the
"First always precedes last" option for the name order (and Last and First
Name separator set as />
...........
1100 1998
4000 @Splenic "Regeneration" after Partial Splenectomy for Gaucher Disease:
Histological Features
3011 Enrique@Freud
3012 Ian J.@Cohen
3013 Celia@Mor
3014 David@Golinsky
3015 Amir@Blumenfeld
3016 Michael@Zer
3121 @Beilinson Campus, Petah Tiqva . Departments of Pediatric Surgery .
Schneider Children's Medical Center of Israel . Sackler Faculty of Medicine
/1Tel Aviv, Israel
4070 /v24/j1998/a3/p309-316/t8
4030 San Diego, CA
4060 Tab.: 2, Ref.: 21, Filesize: 6065
4203 Copyright: 1998 Academic Press
4241 In: !122440226!
4243 In: !615898556!@Splenic "Regeneration" after Partial Splenectomy for
Gaucher Disease: Histological Features
...........
After the import action however, the Author Field reads as follows:
Enrique, Freud
Ian J, Cohen
Celia, Mor
David, Golinsky
Amir, Blumenfeld
Michael, Zer
Where it should read:
Freud, Enrique
Cohen, Ian J
etc.
Any other setup does not work either (always the same result). Who can help?
Seems like a bug. Did not get a response from tech support of endnote.com
Thanks in advance!
Jeroen ten Haaf PhD
Health Sciences Librarian
University Library Maastricht
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| Re: Author Parsing Bug? |
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Author: Inga Overkamp
Posted: Wed, 29 May 2002 18:50:49 +0200
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Hi Jeroen,
at 15:43 26.05.02 +0200, you wrote:
>I'm setting up a filter to import data like the example below (Online
>Contents, a Dutch scientific source). Everything works out just fine except
>for the author names (field tags 3011 up to 3016 in the example). It is
>clear that in the Author Parsing section the filter should be set at the
>"First always precedes last" option for the name order (and Last and First
>Name separator set as />
I had the same problem several month ago (... which really looks like a bug
in my eyes). Endnote's tech support finally suggested the following
settings for Author Parsing:
Name Order: First always precedes last
Last & First Names Seperator: Import As Is
After importing the reference the author field looks like
Enrique Freud
Ian J. Cohen
Celia Mor
David Golinsky
while first and last names are recognized correctly (e.g. in the author
term list or in reference lists).
Best regards,
inga
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Inga Overkamp
Informationsvermittlungsstelle fuer die Bio.-Med. Sektion der MPG
Max-Planck-Institut fuer Biochemie, D-82152 Martinsried, GERMANY
web: http://www.biochem.mpg.de/iv/
email:
tel: +49(89) 8578-3828 fax: +49(89) 8578-3833
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