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>I use a variety of citation styles within a single document.
>Examples are:
>  ...by other authors (Bloggs 1993)
>  ...as stated by Bloggs (1993)
>  ... Other papers are include (e.g. a good reference is Bloggs 1993, but
>      its hard to find)
>
>I can do the first two citation styles, but the last one means that
>I have to tell Endnote to not surround the citation by brackets. Is
>doing all this within a single document  possible?

The EndNote and EndNote Plus programs don't have a good solution to this.
One way to deal with it is to assume that you will take care of the
formatting of the in-text citation (number of authors, etc.) and just have
EndNote be sure to add it to the bibliography.  In that case, you should
remove both the author and the year from the temporary citation, leaving
just the number:

  ... Other papers are include (e.g. a good reference is Bloggs 1993[#44],
but
      its hard to find)

EndNote will not put any text in the paper when it formats, but will put the
reference into the bibliography.

The Mac EndNote Plus Plug-In Module for Word 5 version 1.3 (the new upgrade)
has a feature which can help this in the new version.  You can type text
(except semicolons and backslashes) into the area before the author in an
unformatted citation, like this:

 ... Other papers are include {e.g. a good reference is \Bloggs, 1993 #44,
but
     its hard to find}

( where { and { are Plug-In Module Markers)

This will format with parentheses around the outside.  This is a new
feature, and we intent to include it (or something like it) in future
versions of the EndNote Plus program on both Macs and PCs.


Yours,

Avi Rappoport, EndNote Technical Support

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