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In article <ENDNOTE%93071311162374@ucsbvm.bitnet> Bruce Lewenstein <LEW@CORNELLA.BITNET> writes:
>My question is this: is
>there an easy way to collect all the citations I want at once (often
>three to five citations) and paste them all together?  I have nearly
>2200 citations, few with keywords or other methods of collecting all
>the citations I want in a single search.  Usually I search by author.
>Going back and forth four or five times for a single set of citations
>is a pain.

You can select the citations you want using the shift key with the
space bar or a mouse click and then cut the set of citations to the
clipboard.  If you are doing a bunch of them, you just have to be
careful not to forget the shift key when you do a select or you will
unselect all your previous selections.  Also it means you can only
edit the entire group of citations you have selected so far, not just
one you are interested in checking.  It would be nice to have some
more options in this, including a command to close all the current
citations being edited at once.