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Arial,>Note Macintosh Users: sans-serif Helvetica, Arial,>EndNote 6 for Macintosh OS X is scheduled to ship
in July. Version 5 is available for OS 9 users.

Join the millions of
researchers, writers and students who use EndNote to search Internet databases,
organize references, and create bibliographies. Instead of spending hours typing
bibliographies, use EndNote and discover for yourself how easy bibliographies
and now manuscripts are to write.

EndNote 6 smartly
advances research and publishing by organizing images with text, and by
providing built-in Microsoft^{?/sup> Word templates for a variety of

journals. Long known for Bibliographies Made Easy, EndNote 6 now defines

Manuscripts Made Easy.}

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