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Re: Odd names

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From: Sherry L. Terry
Date: Tue, 09 Nov 1993 22:08
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>Peter A. Scholle writes
>
>>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.
>>
>
>I have not heard about this problem before.  Do others have such specific
>abbreviations?  I'll put it on the list for the future.
Forgive me if this is repetitious or that I just didn't understand the
problem, but doesn't the desired format issue revolve around the correct
placement of the comma in the author field?  I never have this problem and
frequently use 3 or more first names.  The names always print out correctly
in the bibliography.  As for the first names being abbreviated, doesn't
that solution fall back into the edit styles menu then edit authors?

Sherry L. Terry
Baylor College of Medicine.

[ sterry@bcm.tmc.edu ]
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