Hi,
I am trying to switch over from EndNote. I exported my EndNote database as XML and imported it into Bookends. It worked surprisingly well, except that names formatted as "First M. Last" retain that order on import. This works fine in EndNote, but I see from the Bookends documentation, and from testing, that this is a bad thing in Bookends.
I see that the import filters allow one to try to parse names on input, but the EndNote XML import filters don't appear to be editable.
Is there a way to modify the EndNote 8 import filter to handle this, or is there a way to reparse names after import?
Thanks,
Jeff Zacks
Importing records with authors formatted as "First M. L
Hi Jon,
That seems like a good idea. In the meantime, is there any way to clean up a large number of names? This database has > 2000 entries, so doing it by hand is not an option. The misformatted authors pretty much make Bookends unusable for me, because when I format a bibliography (in APA style) it garbles the citations for "First M. Last" names.
Jeff
That seems like a good idea. In the meantime, is there any way to clean up a large number of names? This database has > 2000 entries, so doing it by hand is not an option. The misformatted authors pretty much make Bookends unusable for me, because when I format a bibliography (in APA style) it garbles the citations for "First M. Last" names.
Jeff