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I had asked Niles Associates for this feature before the last update but 
I guess they thought it more productive to include others. A related 
feature is the ability for the manuscript to remember which style was 
last used to format it. When you are writing more than one manuscript 
simultaneously it is a bit awkward to have to keep shuttling among 
the various styles.

Matthew Fishler (mfishler@eureka.wbme.jhu.edu) wrote:
: . . .  For example, some journals require bracketed citations, as in:
:     ...blah blah blah blah blah [3,5-8].

: In this case, the citations are placed *before* the sentence's punctuation
: mark. However, other journals require superscripted citations, as in:

:                                 3,5-8
:     ...blah blah blah blah blah.

: Here, the citations are placed *after* the sentence's punctuation.

: So, the question is: how can I write my generic paper so that it formats my
: citations correctly, depending on the particular format style chosen?