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>>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).
>
>Does, in the above name:
>James is the first name and van Arc Jackson the last name?
>Christopher St. C. the first name and Kendall the last?
>Walter the first name and McCurdy Jones the  last?
>
>If yes then put:
>van Arc Jackson, James (abreviated at J. van Arc Jackson
>Kendall, Christopher St. C. (abreviated as C.S.C. Kendall)
>McCurdy Jones, Walter (abreviated as W. McCurdy Jones)
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Thanks for your response but the answer to all three is no.
  The names should read:   Jackson, J vanA.
                                                  Kendall, C. St. C.
                                                 Jones,  W. McC.

Peter A. Scholle
Department of Geological Sciences
Southern Methodist University
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