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Author: Sherry,Jim Burlington    Posted: Thu, 4 Aug 2005 13:14:42 -0400
Hi: Have any of you been able to get RefViz to work with ProCite? I have tried but am unable to get the import / export filters to work properly. Maybe someone on the List has had better luck? Jim James Sherry Ph.D. Project Chief, Ecosystem Health Assessment Aquatic Ecosystem Protection Research Branch National Water Research Institute 867 Lakeshore Rd. Burlington Ontario, L7R 4A6, Canada Tel: 905 336 4813; Fax: 905 336 6446; E: /> Jim's Number 1 for July: Gregor Mendel. "This e-mail represents the opinions and views solely held by it author and in no manner may be considered as representing those of his/her employer."

Re: RefViz
Author: Phil Monroe    Posted: Thu, 4 Aug 2005 14:04:03 -0400
Jim: To get data from ProCite into RefViz, you must create a RIS formatted text file as an intermediate step. In ProCite, mark the records you wish to export for analysis in RefViz, then choose File -> Print Bibliography. Set the desired records in the "Show" dropdown, and set the Output Style setting to "RIS". Click on the "Configure" button, then on the fields tab. Select all of the optional fields, and click on the "OK" button. Lastly, click on the "Save..." button and save the file to the desired location. Next, from within RefViz, choose File -> New view (next choose the "using reference files" option if you are using version 2.0). Browse to the location where you saved the bibliography from ProCite and import the file. RefViz will automatically detect the RIS format and load the file for analysis. To send data from RefViz to ProCite, select the references you want to port over to ProCite. Click on the "Send References to Bibliography Manager" button, or choose File -> Send References to -> Bibliography Manager. Select the ProCite database into which you would like to send the data (or enter the name of a new one), and click on the "Open" button. ProCite will be launched (if not running already) and the data transferred to the indicated database. Phil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Philip J. Monroe, Ph.D. Senior Director, Technology Applications OmniViz Inc. -----Original Message----- From: PROCITE The Personal Bibliographic Software Discussion List On Behalf Of Sherry,Jim [Burlington] Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 1:15 PM To: /> Subject: RefViz Hi: Have any of you been able to get RefViz to work with ProCite? I have tried but am unable to get the import / export filters to work properly. Maybe someone on the List has had better luck? Jim James Sherry Ph.D. Project Chief, Ecosystem Health Assessment Aquatic Ecosystem Protection Research Branch National Water Research Institute 867 Lakeshore Rd. Burlington Ontario, L7R 4A6, Canada Tel: 905 336 4813; Fax: 905 336 6446; E: /> Jim's Number 1 for July: Gregor Mendel. "This e-mail represents the opinions and views solely held by it author and in no manner may be considered as representing those of his/her employer."

Re: RefViz
Author: Sherry,Jim Burlington    Posted: Fri, 5 Aug 2005 16:52:55 -0400
Thanks to Phil from OmniViz, I now have RefViz working nicely with Procite. Jim James Sherry Ph.D. Project Chief, Ecosystem Health Assessment Aquatic Ecosystem Protection Research Branch National Water Research Institute 867 Lakeshore Rd. Burlington Ontario, L7R 4A6, Canada Tel: 905 336 4813; Fax: 905 336 6446; E: /> Jim's Number 1 for August: Chris Barber, Kenny Ball, Ken Collyer, the Temperance Seven, and, of course, Humphrey Lyttleton: belt-it-out British Jazz at its best. "This e-mail represents the opinions and views solely held by it author and in no manner may be considered as representing those of his/her employer." -----Original Message----- From: PROCITE The Personal Bibliographic Software Discussion List On Behalf Of Phil Monroe Sent: August 4, 2005 2:04 PM To: /> Subject: Re: RefViz Jim: To get data from ProCite into RefViz, you must create a RIS formatted text file as an intermediate step. In ProCite, mark the records you wish to export for analysis in RefViz, then choose File -> Print Bibliography. Set the desired records in the "Show" dropdown, and set the Output Style setting to "RIS". Click on the "Configure" button, then on the fields tab. Select all of the optional fields, and click on the "OK" button. Lastly, click on the "Save..." button and save the file to the desired location. Next, from within RefViz, choose File -> New view (next choose the "using reference files" option if you are using version 2.0). Browse to the location where you saved the bibliography from ProCite and import the file. RefViz will automatically detect the RIS format and load the file for analysis. To send data from RefViz to ProCite, select the references you want to port over to ProCite. Click on the "Send References to Bibliography Manager" button, or choose File -> Send References to -> Bibliography Manager. Select the ProCite database into which you would like to send the data (or enter the name of a new one), and click on the "Open" button. ProCite will be launched (if not running already) and the data transferred to the indicated database. Phil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Philip J. Monroe, Ph.D. Senior Director, Technology Applications OmniViz Inc. -----Original Message----- From: PROCITE The Personal Bibliographic Software Discussion List On Behalf Of Sherry,Jim [Burlington] Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 1:15 PM To: /> Subject: RefViz Hi: Have any of you been able to get RefViz to work with ProCite? I have tried but am unable to get the import / export filters to work properly. Maybe someone on the List has had better luck? Jim James Sherry Ph.D. Project Chief, Ecosystem Health Assessment Aquatic Ecosystem Protection Research Branch National Water Research Institute 867 Lakeshore Rd. Burlington Ontario, L7R 4A6, Canada Tel: 905 336 4813; Fax: 905 336 6446; E: /> Jim's Number 1 for July: Gregor Mendel. "This e-mail represents the opinions and views solely held by it author and in no manner may be considered as representing those of his/her employer."

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