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Article #1422Odd names
From: Peter A. Scholle
Date: Tue, 09 Nov 1993 14:36
Date: Tue, 09 Nov 1993 14:36
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As long as people are discussing odd names, I have been having some difficulties with EndNote's handling of complex initials or middle names. I understand how to handle complex last names, but when middle names are complex (such as James van Arc Jackson, or Christopher St. C. Kendall, or Walter McCurdy Jones) I have not found a way to get EndNote to deal with these properly (it either truncates them or handles each letter as a separate initial). As there is no global way to find and replace such problems in a long bibliography, it becomes quite complex to deal with. Is there a workaround for this problem or is this something that needs to be improved in future versions by using some formatting convention? Thanks for any help. Peter A. Scholle Department of Geological Sciences Southern Methodist University Dallas TX 75275 U.S.A. ph. (214) 768-4011; FAX (214) 768-4289
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