I regularly lose my endnote cwyw toolbar. It just disappears. I have to delete and then recopy the addins to the startup folder. Then it automatically opens EndnoteWeb even though I have never in my life used Endnote web, and I have to go in to the preferences and select for endnote.
This all started happening a few months ago and I'm not sure why. Sometime the field codes are switched on or not. The firts time that happened, that was a couple of hours of fun trying to figure out what the hell was going on.
After using endnote successfully yesterday, I opened up my library today, and as usual, in word, went to select for Endnote over Endnote web. Couldn't. Endnote was greyed out. WHY?? Less than four days and Endnote decides to feck up in yet another new way. Always full of surprises that program!
I tried deleting and reinstalling the cwyw files. No go.
I tried reconfiguring the program. No go.
Tried repairing the program...No go.
I deleted and reinstalled the cwyw files again, just for the fun of it...nada.
So, I turned to google. A bot of googling later, a few more failed fixes, I find that it's possible word has disabled endnote. Sure enough, word has disabled Endnote.
When? What? Why???
Either way, one click and it's back working as normal again and now I have another thing to add to my growing list of ways to fix endnote when it's being stupid.
Ugh. That was a half hour of headwreckingness that I could have done without.
I must now return to the super fun of what we've dubbed, "Turning lead into gold" as I finish this chapter. It's so much harder to spin negative results. It's not that there's not much to say, there's loads to say about what may be going on, it's just presenting it coherently and getting the message across that, "Yes, I realise this looks like it should work, but here I have lots of reproducible data showing that it really doesn't, and here's why....we think...." hence, my spinning of lead into gold, wool into silk, all those kinds of analogies. Mr. S. suggested polishing a turd but I liked that one less.
Only three more sleeps (provided there's no all nighters involved...)
*Edited to say, this officially sucks. I hated the machine used to collect this data for not working for so long. Then I hated the titrations cause I knew they weren't going as anticipated. Then I hated the fitting of the data, then the results of the fitting (or non-fitting, more to the point) and now, I really hate trying to present this data. SUCKS!
