"Lea" questions (health/life sci, endnote, etc.) in Mar/April

The arrival of my offspring is nigh. How nigh? Not sure. But in case I'm a no-show on Monday, here's the drill for Lea questions during the rest of March and April.

My out of office info will be updated on Google cal when it's clear that "this is really it" (or this just was it). I'll be out of the office full time for 6 weeks, til approximately late April. Then I'll come back part time. I'll be back full time by early August.

What to do in March or April if you have a question/matter that would normally come to me? See below for my list of substitutes, with many thanks:

Mark Schumacher -for health/life science reference questions, as go-between for any lingering book requests, for local administration of NCknows chat service, as valiant snail mail guardian

note to anyone who handles ref mail - please, please, please don't put anything with a dept or library wide routing slip into my in box :)

Steve Cramer - for EndNote questions

Jenny Dale - for SAC matters

Ann Perdue of Access Service ahperdue@uncg.edu - for lactation/Nursing Mother's Room questions

Amy Harris - for my NCknows chat shift

Patrons should see this referral info on my subject guides, EndNote support page, etc.

Thanks,
Lea

EndNote support & product improvement

Hi all,

Please note that there is now an internal EndNote queue in libraryh3lp to help chatting library staff who have not used this product. The following library staff have awesomely agreed to staff the queue when they are available for libraryh3lp work: Lea, Steve, Lynda, Michael, and Hannah.

As usual, you can also provide a traditional referral to Lea or others listed on the EndNote Support page: http://library.uncg.edu/depts/ref/endnote/support.asp. Steve is taking the lead in answering EndNote questions when I go on maternity leave from mid-March through April 2010. The support page will be updated with this info closer to zero hour.

EndNote Web product improvement - it's just been fixed to allow users to directly insert citations from "Groups" (folders) that have been shared to their EndNote Web account.

Previously, an EndNote Web buddy would have to go into EndNote Web, inside a "Group" being shared with him/her, and COPY those references into his/her main EndNote library in order to use them in a Word doc.

If this is Greek to you and you'd like to have more familiarity with the quirks of this product, please let me know!

Thanks,
Lea