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From: Martin Morgan
Date: Tue, 30 May 1995 00:00

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Folks,

I'd like to change the way EndNote inserts it's temporary citation [Blah,
1994 #1234], particularly changing the '#' sign used to indicate the start
of the record number. I think this is possible using ResEdit, because in
the Niles ftp site (ftp.niles.com) document on EndNote_and_TeX, it says:

>The TeX formatting may also object to the EndNote record number flag (#) 
>used in temporary citations.  We recommend that you always format with 
>EndNote before formatting with TeX.  If there is a problem with this, the 
># character is a resource that can be changed on the Mac.

I was wondering if anyone can tell me what resource requires changing? I
found a STR# 128, 4 that looked appropriate, but no luck. I'm using
EndNote Plus v. 1.2.

Thanks,

Martin Morgan
-- 
Perfect programming for an imperfect world

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