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As a devoted user of EndNote Plus, I have tried to find ways to twist its
original use into all sorts of things for which it was never designed.  For
example, I find it very useful to make an address list.

But, when I print out the list for a word processor, I have yet to find a
trick to avoid getting the order of the address (in the first
field--usually the author) to print correctly.  For example, the address

David Woodward
1443 Mound Street
Madison WI 53711

would come out:

David Woodward
1443 Mound Street
WI 53711 and Madison

because it thinks the last line is the final author.

Any ideas how I can avoid this?  Right now, I use the author field for the
name and address, the year field as the first name, and the title field for
the phone number, etc., so that when I get the opening window with the one
line entries, it gives me a nice shortlist.  That's why I would prefer to
keep using the "author" field.

I realize that I am perhaps trying to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear
(there is one, by the way, at the Smithsonian that someone made), but any
suggestions will be much appreciated.


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{     David Woodward      }
{ Department of Geography }
{ University of Wisconsin }
{  550 North Park Street  }
{  Madison WI 53706-1491  }
{   Phone: 608 262-0505   }
{    Fax: 608 263-0762    }
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