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Re: Text before references?

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From: David Tapley
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 1993 14:06
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Eric Frank's idea:

>   Here is my way of adding text before or after
>   references. At first it seems like it throws away some
>   of the power of EndNote, but it works well and gives the
>   user a lot of control over how in-text citations appear.
>   Note that it only works for in-text citations that are
>   enclosed in ()'s, not cited as naked numbers.
>      The basic method is to make you type the ()'s
>   yourself. Then you must edit your Styles format so that
>   it doesn't put ()'s around the in-text citations

I haven't tried it yet, but this sounds great!  I wouldn't say you've reinvented
the wheel at all; I suspect this will spare many of us a time-consuming editing
task.
Dave T.
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