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Author: Pandya, Niyati    Posted: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 13:28:41 -0500
Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 13:28:41 -0500 Reply-To: PROCITE The Personal Bibliographic Software Discussion List Sender: PROCITE The Personal Bibliographic Software Discussion List From: "Pandya, Niyati" Subject: question MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > Question: > > Can I use ProCite with a document that is a 30-page WP table? I have one > field (column) within the table that has data that needs to be referenced > (maybe 50 references total) but do not want to start using ProCite if for > some reason it will not read codes within a WP table. The document will > be updated annually so I thought ProCite would be perfect for this task. > > Thanks. > ________________________ Niyati Pandya

Re: question
Author: Russell D Stewart    Posted: Thu, 4 Nov 1999 08:46:37 -0500
Date: Thu, 4 Nov 1999 08:46:37 -0500 Reply-To: PROCITE The Personal Bibliographic Software Discussion List Sender: PROCITE The Personal Bibliographic Software Discussion List From: Russell D Stewart Subject: Re: question Niyati, I'm a newbie to Procite but I'm currently running Procite in a MS Word 2000 table with no apparent problems. I have the citations in a separate column. Hope this helps. :-) on 11/03/99 01:28:43 PM Please respond to @inter2@gw To: @inter2@gw cc: Subject: question > Question: > > Can I use ProCite with a document that is a 30-page WP table? I have one > field (column) within the table that has data that needs to be referenced > (maybe 50 references total) but do not want to start using ProCite if for > some reason it will not read codes within a WP table. The document will > be updated annually so I thought ProCite would be perfect for this task. > > Thanks. > ________________________ Niyati Pandya

ProCite in museum (+ Mac question
Author: G B Zaagsma    Posted: Fri, 12 Nov 1999 11:34:29 +0200
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 1999 11:34:29 +0200 Reply-To: Sender: PROCITE The Personal Bibliographic Software Discussion List From: "G.B. Zaagsma" Organization: Faculteit der Letteren, RuG, NL Subject: ProCite in museum (+ Mac question) MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT Hello, I have just subscribed to the list because I have some specific questions about ProCite and its possible use in a museal environment. I'm currently involved in a project that involves putting together a database with information on the theme 'the child in prehistoric times' for a museum. The database should be easily accessible for researchers and visitors. ProCite might be the program that will be used. The question however is what the possibilites are to use a ProCite database for Internet or cd-rom? On the basis of the database the museum might want to develop an Internet site or CD-ROM or touch screen application for visitors who can thus access the information. Any thoughts are appreciated, Gerben Zaagsma ps: something else I wonder about personally> is there an older free- or shareware version of ProCite for Macintosh 68k users? ------------------------- Gerben Zaagsma Geschiedeniswinkel RUG Postbus 716, 9700 AS Groningen tel: 050-3635924 / fax: 050-3635912 email:

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Author: Patricia Pearce    Posted: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 13:59:34 -0400
Help! Can anyone explain the following problem? I've been using ProCite to search PubMed for several years and have never had problems. Today I'm trying to search and running into a weird problem. ProCite "acts" as if it's searching PubMed (searching with authorname +/- date of pub), it seems to go through the routine (searching, requesting record count, etc.), tells me I have N number of records located, but when I hit "OK" to retrieve records identified, nothing downloads! But ProCite LOOKS like the records should be downloading - "ready" "Downloading", cycling back to "ready", etc.. I checked the log to see if I could identify the problem there, but log looks as below. I know the name I'm searching is in PubMed. I've accessed PubMed directly via web and no problems locating what I want so PubMed is up and running. I'm doing this from home....but a colleague is running into the same problem from another location.....which tells me this problem is bigger than the software on my computer! But I really need to figure out the problem. Anyone have a clue? Has anyone else experienced this problem. Any help is appreciated. trisha pearce Requesting record count... Requesting data... Data received. Downloading records... Requesting data... Data received. Ready [Note - no "data" is received - even though log indicates has been]

Re: question
Author: Marlene Porter    Posted: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 16:19:25 -0400
Trisha, I don't think you and your colleague are alone with this problem because I tried and received the same log you did. This may be a PubMed problem because I know the system worked for me several months ago. In fact I think they fixed the problem that is occurring again. Oh dear. :-) I'm not sure it ProCite or NLM needs to be contacted. Marlene Marlene Porter, MLn Head of Information Services R.H. Mulford Library Medical College of Ohio 3045 Arlington Ave., Rm 0409 Toledo, OH 43614-5808 http://www.mco.edu/lib/libmain.html Phone: 419-383-4220 Fax: 419-383-6146 Email: /> >>> 04/10/02 01:59PM >>> Help! Can anyone explain the following problem? I've been using ProCite to search PubMed for several years and have never had problems. Today I'm trying to search and running into a weird problem. ProCite "acts" as if it's searching PubMed (searching with authorname +/- date of pub), it seems to go through the routine (searching, requesting record count, etc.), tells me I have N number of records located, but when I hit "OK" to retrieve records identified, nothing downloads! But ProCite LOOKS like the records should be downloading - "ready" "Downloading", cycling back to "ready", etc.. I checked the log to see if I could identify the problem there, but log looks as below. I know the name I'm searching is in PubMed. I've accessed PubMed directly via web and no problems locating what I want so PubMed is up and running. I'm doing this from home....but a colleague is running into the same problem from another location.....which tells me this problem is bigger than the software on my computer! But I really need to figure out the problem. Anyone have a clue? Has anyone else experienced this problem. Any help is appreciated. trisha pearce Requesting record count... Requesting data... Data received. Downloading records... Requesting data... Data received. Ready [Note - no "data" is received - even though log indicates has been]

Re: question
Author: Patricia Pearce    Posted: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 16:42:55 -0400
Thanks. I just contacted ProCite technical help -- and there IS a PubMed issue. The company has contacted NLM in process of investigation -- and not yet sure that the issue is. I was advised that I should "just keep trying" and call back in a few days if needed. ISI doesn't know what the issue is yet. trisha pearce ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marlene Porter" /> To: /> Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 4:19 PM Subject: Re: question > Trisha, > > I don't think you and your colleague are alone with this problem > because I tried and received the same log you did. This may be a PubMed > problem because I know the system worked for me several months ago. In > fact I think they fixed the problem that is occurring again. Oh dear. > :-) I'm not sure it ProCite or NLM needs to be contacted. > > Marlene > > Marlene Porter, MLn > Head of Information Services > R.H. Mulford Library > Medical College of Ohio > 3045 Arlington Ave., Rm 0409 > Toledo, OH 43614-5808 > > http://www.mco.edu/lib/libmain.html > Phone: 419-383-4220 > Fax: 419-383-6146 > Email: /> > > > >>> 04/10/02 01:59PM >>> > Help! Can anyone explain the following problem? I've been using ProCite > to search PubMed for several years and have never had problems. Today > I'm trying to search and running into a weird problem. ProCite "acts" > as if it's searching PubMed (searching with authorname +/- date of pub), > it seems to go through the routine (searching, requesting record count, > etc.), tells me I have N number of records located, but when I hit "OK" > to retrieve records identified, nothing downloads! But ProCite LOOKS > like the records should be downloading - "ready" "Downloading", cycling > back to "ready", etc.. I checked the log to see if I could identify the > problem there, but log looks as below. I know the name I'm searching is > in PubMed. I've accessed PubMed directly via web and no problems > locating what I want so PubMed is up and running. I'm doing this from > home....but a colleague is running into the same problem from another > location.....which tells me this problem is bigger than the software on > my computer! But I really need to figure out the problem. Anyone have > a clue? Has anyone else experienced this problem. Any help is > appreciated. trisha pearce > > Requesting record count... > Requesting data... > > Data received. > > Downloading records... > > Requesting data... > > Data received. > > Ready [Note - no "data" is received - even though log indicates has > been] >

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