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In article <40qp0s$ekm@news.doit.wisc.edu>, jou@cae.wisc.edu (Ye-Yu Jou) wrote:

>I hope to get your help as a registered EndNote Plus 2 user.
>
>I'm using the EndNote plug-in module with Word 5.1a on a Mac computer.
>
>I'm trying to format references in a manuscript for Science magazine.
> How do I put several journal citations under one reference number?  
>For example:
>
>(1) M. D. New, Cell 47, 205 (1986);  V. Old, Nature 266, 705 (1995).
>
>I insert M. D. New and V. Old by highlighting both from the bibliography and 
>insert them in the manuscript.  Then, when formatting, Endnote assigns 
>consecutive reference numbers (1 and 2) to M. D. New and V. Old. 
>How do I have only one number (1) assigned to both references?

William McClain,

This one will have to be answered from the office. I have already written
something up for this. I will email it to you ASAP, if I didn't get it to
you yesterday when you emailed me. I will also put it on our web site as
soon as I get a chance.

Mark Whitney
MARK@NILES.COM

BTW, our web site is at http://www.niles.com