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FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE
Carlsbad, CA, USA - June 24, 2003 -
Thomson ISI ResearchSoft ships a major upgrade to EndNote®—the
bibliographic management software used by millions of researchers,
students and librarians worldwide. Well known for introducing innovative
features to search online bibliographic databases, organize references
and create instant bibliographies, EndNote 7 delivers authors
new types of bibliographies, flexible image handling, and connectivity
to explore and mobilize reference collections.
“We
are pleased to provide our customers with new technologies that
extend the value of their EndNote libraries, including letting
our users go mobile on Palm™ handhelds,” said David Kochalko,
President of ISI ResearchSoft. "Our commitment to improving
EndNote’s core features contributes to its premier position
among researchers worldwide.”
“Thank
you for listening about RTF capabilities, Palm possibilities, subject
bibliographies, etc!”
-Leanne
Wiedemann,
Stowers Institute for Medical Research, Kansas City, Missouri
Instant
Subject Bibliographies
For
the first time, users of EndNote 7 can save steps creating
a bibliography with topic headings using EndNote’s
new Subject Bibliography. For example, users simply select the field
“Author” to view a bibliography organized by author headings. The
look of a user’s subject bibliography can be controlled by selecting
a favorite output style, choosing a sort order and a numbering scheme
for the references. This feature gives users an easy way to update
their curricula vitae and reading lists.
Flexible
Placement of Images from EndNote References into Microsoft Word
Users
can take advantage of EndNote’s new ability to insert
a figure or table anywhere in a Microsoft Word®
document. Users can now search their EndNote libraries for
images to place figures and tables within the text, or to create
figure and table lists at the end of the document, depending upon
their presentation or publisher requirements. And there are new
output style settings to specify the caption location for figures
or tables.
Compatibility
with Popular Word Processors Using Rich Text Format (RTF) Files
EndNote
7 now offers the ability to create bibliographies using StarOffice,
OpenOffice, AppleWorks, FrameMaker and more. EndNote 7 scans
RTF documents containing temporary EndNote citations and
creates a bibliography instantly. EndNote 7’s RTF document
scan feature lets users choose any of over 1,000 output styles to
create the final bibliography.
New
Connectivity of EndNote References — Palm™
Handheld and Visualization Software
EndNote
7 mobilizes a user’s EndNote library on Palm®
OS. Users can now access their references anywhere, anytime. With
this new connectivity, users can search, edit and beam references
as well as use the HotSync®
function with their EndNote desktop libraries.
Other
features include the ability to export files in XML format, and
to move EndNote references to data visualization tools to
help users explore research literature visually. In addition, EndNote 7 helps users locate full text faster by connecting to an
institution’s online resources with OpenURL links. With over 1,500
content files including output styles, templates, import filters
and connection files, EndNote 7 expands the ways to collect
data from a wide variety of online resources and to publish manuscripts.
Pricing
and Availability
EndNote
7 is designed for Windows ME/2000/XP. The list price of EndNote
7 is $329.95 USD. Students in North America can purchase EndNote
7 for $109.95 USD with a valid student I.D. A list of international
distributors is available at www.endnote.com. Special upgrade prices
are available to owners of previous versions. EndNote 7 is
now available from Thomson ISI ResearchSoft, college and university
bookstores, and authorized resellers worldwide. EndNote 7 for
Mac OS X will ship summer 2003.
About
Thomson ISI ResearchSoft
ISI
ResearchSoft (www.isiresearchsoft.com)
is a division of Thomson ISI. ISI ResearchSoft publishes bibliographic
software products for the desktop—EndNote®, ProCite®
and Reference Manager® used by over a million researchers,
students and librarians worldwide and for the Web—WriteNote™,
the research and writing tool for students. These products search
remote databases and library catalogues on the Internet, import
references into and organize personal libraries of citations, and
produce papers written in word processors with correctly formatted
in-text citations and bibliographies.
About
Thomson ISI
ISI
is a business of The Thomson Corporation. Headquartered in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, USA with offices worldwide, ISI provides essential,
high quality Web-based information to over seven million researchers,
information specialists, and administrators in diverse fields. For
more information about ISI, visit www.isinet.com.
The
Thomson Corporation (www.thomson.com),
with 2002 revenues of $7.8 billion, is a global leader in providing
integrated information solutions to business and professional customers.
Thomson provides value-added information, software applications
and tools to more than 20 million users in the fields of law, tax,
accounting, financial services, higher education, reference information,
corporate training and assessment, scientific research and healthcare.
The Corporation's common shares are listed on the Toronto and New
York Stock Exchanges (TSX: TOC; NYSE: TOC).
Marketing
Contact:
Nancy Matus
ISI ResearchSoft
760.438.5526, ext. 332
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