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Hi,

	I've just started using LaTeX. I'm trying to get an article
into the format required by the Journal of Economic issues. Key
elements:

- uses Harvard style citations, except with brackets, as in

	[Schumpeter 1966 (1931), pp. 35--67]

Solution: for now, I'm rolling my own, with the three different cases
(intra-sentence, inter-sentence, and concluding parapgraph) handled by
their own macros. The only problem is getting the end of sentence
spacing to the back end of the citation, instead of following the
period, but the macro handled that. Then the bib will be done with a
special bibliography file and \nocite

- submissions must be double spaced manuscripts. I've got around this
with one of the FAQ suggestions for double-spacing manuscripts.

- I prefer widow and orphan control. Suggestions?

- I need ENDNOTES not FOOTNOTES. How do you do that in LaTex? I
checked out ``LaTeX Line by Line'' and ``LaTeX Users Guide'', but
don't see anything that will help. Is it in the LaTeX companion
(that's out, but I could get it recalled)? Or is there something that
explains this somewhere online?



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Bruce McFarling, Newcastle,
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