I have been using ReferenceManagerV12 Edition for several days.It’s a great software.But I found that RM can’t support Chinese commendably.I turned to EndNoteX2 yesterday.Then problems occur…
(1)I uninstalled RM12,but the toolbar of RM12 still exists in MS WORD 2003.I tried several ways:(a).delete all items related to RM in registry;(b)delete the *.dot and *.dll files related to RM in MS WORD’s STARTUP files;(c)reinstalled EndNoteX2.Problems haven’t been solved.
(2)I have installed EndNoteX2 in my laptop.when i tried to “insert selected citations” into MS WORD,two errors followed(see err1.jpg,err2.jpg in attachment).
(3)when I select EndNote command in WORD,the dialog title is ReferenceManager 12(note:RM has been uninstalled,any RM commands can’t be used.yes?) .It seems that EndNote and RM share some same program modules.There is conflict between RM and EndNote?
I am a Chinese user.Hope someone give some suggestions,or solution.Thanks a lot…
If you have both RM 12 and ENX2 installed on your computer, you will only get one common toolbar for both in Word 2003. You can change between EN and RM modus in this toolbar by:
CWYW Preferences → Application → Application
Here you can change the modus of the toolbar between EN, RM or EN Web .
have you tried remove all RM items in the registry?It seems that some items can’t be deleted,modified,or renamed. If so,try adding a new user,eg. “NewU”.and make sure that NewU has all Permission(Authorization?) to access all items. in addition,remove all *.dot and *.dll files related to RM12 from WORD2007’s startup folder. hope this work. good luck.
To find those .dot files, close Word (and Outlook) browse to the Word startup folder and remove any RM and probably endnote files you find there. This also solves the “member not found” error that sometimes occurs if these files are not removed in some previous versions of Endnote.
The default location of Startup depends on your version of Windows.
Windows Vista:
C:\Users[YOUR USER NAME]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word\STARTUP
Windows XP/2000:
C:\Documents and Settings[YOUR USER NAME]\Application Data\Microsoft\Word\Startup
Note: If you cannot find the specified folder, your Windows preferences may be set to hide the folder. In Windows Explorer go to Tools / Folder Options / View tab and make sure that “Show hidden files and folders” is selected. Press Alt to view menus in Windows Vista.