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Re: taking database from v10 to v9.5

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Re: taking database from v10 to v9.5
Author: Cage    Posted: Sun, 28 Mar 2004 16:39:59 +0100

There have been quite a few mentions on the list about this a couple of
months ago. The way I do it is to copy the .rmd file only to a new folder,
and then rebuild the database using RM 9 (which will give an 8/9 database).
This does lose one or two references which have some information which makes
them incompatible with RM9 (in a database of 3000 references). I have not
attempted to find what is wrong with these references - waiting for someone
to tell me that they're missing, as there is no way of telling which ones
have not rebuilt properly. The other alternative is to export the references
in RIS format, and then re-import them into a new database. This would
presumably lose the ref ID numbers, which could cause problems if you are
passing documents backwards and forwards.

Sarah Cage
Scientific Information Specialist
National Poisons Information Service
Birmingham UK
"s.cage"

----- Original Message -----
From: "ann e fitzmaurice" "a.e.fitzmaurice"
To: "RIS-List"
Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 6:28 PM
Subject: <RefMan> taking database from v10 to v9.5


>
> hi
>
> a new member of staff has been using v10 of reference manager, we only
have
> access to v9.5(network)
>
> is it possible to get v10 databases into version 9.5 and if so how
> would she achieve this
>
> regards
>
> ann
>
> ------------
> ann e fitzmaurice
> medical statistician
> dugald baird centre for research on women's health
> dept of obs and gynae
> aberdeen maternity hospital
> aberdeen
> scotland ab25 2zl
>
> tel 01224 553876
> fax 01224 553708
>
> "a.e.fitzmaurice"

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