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| ynsxx |
Posted - 06/23/2009 : 07:45:55
Firstly, thank your kindness and hard-working for providing so good software, which shorted the time valualbe of us.
I have two questions:
1, If I have download the literatures from ISI web of knowledge to EndnoteX2, and how to export all litures to .txt for analysis with HistCite.
2, I don't know which is better: use the literatures with reviews or not? I believe the articles maybe preferable.
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| ynsxx |
Posted - 06/25/2009 : 08:57:23
I see. this is means I have to re-search the literatures again in ISI web of knowledge. Whatever, thank your hard-work and provide so perfective software for analysising.
Nice work and good man.
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| histcite |
Posted - 06/24/2009 : 13:16:06
If you download data from the Web of Science and load it into EndNote, you lose the most important data required for HistCite -- the Cited References. EndNote does not store Cited References (except in a generic Notes field).
If you export records from EndNote in Web of Science text format, the file may be imported into HistCite, though you will lose the Cited References.
I cannot comment on your question about reviews and articles. It entirely depends on what you are trying to analyze.
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