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>If you wish to have each reference print on its
>own page, then I think you need to format the dummy bibliography (this means
>citing all references of interest in a blank paper in your word processor, and
>then formatting them using EndNote). The trick is to add an obscure
>character(s) at the end of your style, format the dummy bib, and then change
>them to page breaks using the global replace on your word processor.

Actually it is much easier to build the page break into your
EndNote style. In your word processor, insert a page break and then
select it and choose "copy." Then open your EndNote style for
editing, choose "Reference suffix..." and choose paste, the page
break character should show up as a square box (the standard mac
way of showing a non-printing character). The style should now
insert a page break after every reference.
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Dana E. Keil           Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
dana@are.Berkeley.EDU                 University of California, Berkeley