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The trick is to first copy something into the clipboard from your Word document
that has the same style as what you want.  Then go to EndNote and copy your
citation.

Apparently there is a bug in the clipboard.

Thanks to all who recommended this fix.

Mark

>Mark A. Saper (saper@UMICH.EDU) wrote:
>: When I use Copy to select a citation, and then paste it into my MS word file
>: like this:
>:         [Pot, 1992 #408]
>
>: The style of the text is set to New York, rather than my current "Normal"
>style
>: or to the current style.  Why?
>
>: Mark
>
>: ----------------------------------------
>: Dr. Mark A. Saper                                      saper@umich.edu
>: Biophysics Research Division                     Phone: (313) 764-3353
>: University of Michigan                             FAX: (313) 764-3323
>: 930 N. University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1055
>
>
>        The same thing happens to me when I past into word on my Mac.  (I
>do not have the problem with my PC version though.)  Perhaps Endnote has
>a base font which can be selected to correspond with that you are using
>in your document.
>
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Dr. Mark A. Saper                                      saper@umich.edu
Biophysics Research Division                     Phone: (313) 764-3353
University of Michigan                             FAX: (313) 764-3323
930 N. University Ave., Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1055