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>
> >I asked EN technical support about inserting text before
> >the name in a reference quite A while ago.  At least for
> >the PIM, you can't do it.
>
> But you CAN do it--and, so far as I know, you can do it only in the
> plug-in module to Word.  It involves simply beginning your reference
> with a backslash.  I, probably along with many many others, suggested
> this to Niles years ago (yes, years), and they finally got around to
> implementing it.
>
> Cheers,
> Dan
>
Could you give an example of the format you use to insert text at the
start of a reference?   I'm using the plug-in module with Word 5.1,
and just spent a few minutes experimenting with backslashes in what
seemed like the likely places in a citation.  Endnote always flagged
the altered citation as not matching any in the database, so I'm clearly
not doing this correctly.  Some of the formats I tried are (using
square brackets in place of the citation markers inserted by Endnote):

     [\for example, Sverdrup, 1953 #810]
     [\for example, \ Sverdrup, 1953 #810]
     [for example, \ Sverdrup, 1953 #810]

In each case, I tried inserting and removing spaces on either side of
the backslash, all to no avail.  What am I doing wrong?

Cheers,
Joe Montoya


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