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Another 'work-around', which can be used if you're sure there won't be
another publication by the same author in the same year is to remove both
the author and the year from the temporary citation.

So if you have a reference whose temporary citation when pasted into your
document would be something like [Smith, 1989, #4379], then before
formating, I would have:

  (see, for example, Smith, 1989)[#4379]

which would format to:

  (see, for example, Smith, 1989)

but would include the reference at the end of the document.

Not great, I admit, but I do find that I need to have text before the
citation as often as after it, and would welcome the ability to transport
such text transparently in some future version of EndNote Plus. How about
it Niles?

Dylan Wiliam
King's College London