An AppleScript droplet application which accepts Skim PDF Reader ".skim" notes files and re-attaches them to the correct PDF which has been added to the EndNote citation manager software.

If you use Skim PDF Reader and EndNote Citation Manager, and if you have your EndNote set to 'Move PDFs to EndNote Library' when you add a PDF to a citation, then you will have noticed that your PDFs lose their annotations, notes and highlights. This droplet will move a copy of the dropped ".skim" file to the proper location inside the special EndNote library folder.

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