Here just a few items that might be of interest to some:

• Keyboards
  How to type Ancient Greek as fast as English, and more.
• Renaissance Greek with Ligatures
  This unique typeface by Vernon E Kooy—available exclusively here—allows anyone to write like a Renaissance scholar.
• EndNote X1
  A standard installation of EndNote provides one with forty reference types, including items as varied as Bill and Film. I found that for the time being I only had use for five—viz. Book, Book Section, Edited Book, Journal Article, and Web Page. For each reference type, EndNote offers fifty fields. I never use more than twenty. If you plan to install one of the styles below, you may first want to install my trim
  • RefTypeTable.xml
  This is the file where changes made to the Reference Types preferences (their phrase…) are stored; it is located in the folder \Documents and Settings\[Your Folder]\Application Data\EndNote. To install go to Edit » Preferences, select Reference Types, and choose Import.
   To install a new style, simply place the unzipped file in the folder \Program Files\EndNote X1\Styles (or wherever you store your styles):
  • EN-AUS.Full.ens (1.1) is my base style.
  • EN-AUS.Oxford.ens (1.0), based on one of EndNote’s Oxford styles, is what I used for my thesis.
  • FR-AUS.Brepols.ens (1.3), a French style, corresponds to the feuille de style of Brepols Publishers. For a specimen, have a glance at my paper on Priscian (password is priscien).